Top Technical Account Manager Jobs in San Francisco, CA

Own the full lifecycle of enterprise cybersecurity accounts, from deployment planning and integrations through adoption, renewal, and expansion. Serve as the primary technical contact for security, engineering, and IT stakeholders. Guide vulnerability management workflows, cloud and scanning-tool integrations, remediation prioritization, and compliance reporting. Translate customer feedback into product improvements and create scalable onboarding playbooks.

Serve as the primary technical advisor for U.S. Federal and enterprise customers, leading secure onboarding, architecture, integrations, deployments, and long-term platform success. Design scalable Mattermost implementations across cloud, on-premises, hybrid, and air-gapped environments. Advise on cybersecurity and compliance, collaborate with engineering and product teams, resolve complex issues, create deployment assets, and manage executive and technical stakeholder relationships. The role requires customer-facing technical leadership, infrastructure expertise, DevSecOps knowledge, and eligibility to obtain a U.S. security clearance.

Technical Account Manager serving premium support customers in the insurance industry. Builds customer relationships, provides technical guidance, manages incidents and escalations, coordinates issue resolution, develops support and upgrade plans, and drives product adoption and operational improvements. The role requires collaboration across technical and business stakeholders, software implementation experience, project management, insurance technology expertise, and bilingual English-Spanish communication. Candidates must reside in Puerto Rico and work remotely.

Own post-sale success for commercial customers by leading technical onboarding, configuring integrations across CI/CD systems and developer tools, troubleshooting production issues, conducting architecture reviews, and driving product adoption. The role manages customer relationships, QBRs, success plans, workshops, and technical support while partnering with Sales, Product, and Engineering to resolve issues and improve scalable customer-success programs.

Own post-sale success for enterprise customers by leading technical onboarding, configuring integrations across CI/CD systems and developer tooling, troubleshooting production issues, conducting architecture reviews and enablement sessions, and driving adoption. Partner with account executives on renewals and expansions while gathering customer feedback for Product and Engineering. The role requires strong technical customer-facing experience, code literacy, SaaS integration knowledge, and comfort working with developers, security teams, and executives.

Own post-sales technical relationships for a small portfolio of strategic enterprise customers. Drive incident triage and remediation, deliver proactive architectural guidance and cost optimization, scope and orchestrate Vercel engagements, represent the customer internally, and ensure TAM engagement renewals and customer success metrics.

Serve as the primary technical contact for public sector customers and partners, guiding Claroty solution deployment, configuration, adoption, optimization, and value realization. Provide architecture recommendations, partner enablement, risk identification, technical documentation, escalation support, and executive-level cybersecurity discussions. The role requires strong networking and cybersecurity expertise, familiarity with federal customers and compliance frameworks, and the ability to build long-term customer relationships. Travel of 30–40% and U.S. citizenship are required.

Serve as the primary technical contact for enterprise customers, managing relationships, account reviews, deployments, integrations, adoption, training, and ongoing support. Guide customers across multi-cloud environments, identify security and efficiency improvements, resolve technical challenges, collaborate with support teams, and advocate for customer feedback in product development.

Own a portfolio of client relationships as a trusted technical advisor. Align IT strategy with business goals, support renewals and retention, identify expansion opportunities, advise on infrastructure, SaaS, security, and automation, and coordinate escalated service delivery. Lead onboarding and training, conduct business reviews, maintain client documentation, and use feedback to improve services.

As a Technical Account Manager at mabl, you will manage relationships with enterprise customers, guide their use of mabl's testing platform, troubleshoot implementation issues, and advocate for their success internally.

Own the technical health of existing customer accounts, including configuration, tracking, integrations, data ingestion, and reporting pipelines. Diagnose data quality issues and technical risks, resolve problems or coordinate escalations, and communicate findings to customer-facing and technical teams. Develop health checks, documentation, and runbooks while identifying recurring issues for standardization and product improvement.

Own the post-sales customer lifecycle for a portfolio of SaaS cybersecurity customers, from onboarding through renewal. Monitor platform health, usage, engagement, and renewal risks; drive adoption through automated campaigns, webinars, and office hours; maintain CRM accuracy and risk tracking; and provide leadership with actionable account-health insights. Partner with Sales to support retention and expansion while delivering consistent, scalable customer outcomes.

Own the technical relationship for strategic enterprise SaaS accounts after launch. Responsibilities include troubleshooting and escalating issues, managing SLA commitments, monitoring integrations, leading technical onboarding, conducting health reviews, supporting renewals and expansions, documenting solutions, and translating customer requirements into product feedback. The role requires strong SaaS technical support, enterprise communication, integration troubleshooting, and relationship-management skills, with familiarity in SSO, APIs, webhooks, logs, and CRM or support platforms.

Own post-sales customer relationships from contract signing through implementation, renewals, and expansion. Manage onboarding, resource allocation, project finances, SOWs, delivery coordination, escalations, customer reviews, and satisfaction. Partner with sales, Agile Leads, and technical teams to ensure successful implementations, identify upsell opportunities, and align deployments with customer objectives. Healthcare technology, interoperability, FHIR, and HL7 experience are preferred.

Serve as a technical partner to enterprise financial services customers, driving platform adoption, configuration, optimization, and measurable business outcomes. Conduct usage reviews, platform audits, strategic engagements, and executive business reviews while documenting requirements, actions, and ROI. Collaborate with Customer Success, Product, and Engineering teams; advocate for customer needs; share best practices; and improve delivery frameworks. Occasional travel may be required.

Provides technical account management and support for strategic Twilio customers. Troubleshoots complex application, network, cloud, and API issues; collaborates with developers, architects, Product, and Engineering teams; files reproducible bug reports; analyzes customer trends; and recommends improvements to reduce downtime and enhance support processes. The role supports Eastern Time hours, manages dedicated accounts, and may require occasional travel and holiday coverage.

Leads technical engagements with North American enterprise customers adopting quantum computing solutions. Presents products and roadmaps, identifies optimization use cases, supports deployments, provides advisory and technical support, and builds long-term client relationships. Collaborates with sales, product, professional services, marketing, and development teams to communicate customer needs, identify service opportunities, and drive measurable ROI. The role requires 30%–50% travel for conferences, client meetings, training, and sales events.

Strategically support complex, high-growth billing accounts through technical consultations, account planning, troubleshooting, and cross-functional collaboration. Build relationships with technical and business stakeholders, guide integrations and operational solutions, improve customer support processes, create user-facing content, support billing industry initiatives, conduct frequent onsite meetings, and develop case studies.

Owns the end-to-end deployment of unmanned forklifts, from project kickoff and planning through on-site setup, commissioning, validation, and completion reporting. Acts as the technical liaison among customers, engineering teams, SI partners, manufacturers, and ODM vendors. Responsibilities include requirements analysis, project scheduling, system integration support, troubleshooting, stakeholder communication, deployment documentation, and field feedback. Requires extended travel and assignments in warehouses or industrial environments.

The Technical Account Manager engages with key OEM partnerships, manages sales processes, drives new business opportunities, and ensures technical integration success.

Serve as a trusted post-sales technical advisor to strategic enterprise customers. Drive Docker adoption, operational maturity, value realization, risk mitigation, and renewals while managing technical relationships. Partner with Solutions Engineering, Product, Engineering, Support, and Sales; provide guidance on containers, Kubernetes, CI/CD, infrastructure as code, and developer productivity. Maintain customer health documentation, lead reviews and enablement programs, develop scalable playbooks, represent customer feedback internally, and mentor other TAMs.

Serves as the primary technical advisor for strategic enterprise clients, managing escalations, technical account plans, business reviews, integrations, architecture guidance, and system optimization. Partners with Product and Engineering, creates technical documentation, mentors Technical Account Managers, identifies expansion opportunities, and uses AI tools to improve efficiency and anticipate customer needs.

The Technical Account Manager will manage the technical relationship with enterprise customers, drive successful product launches, troubleshoot technical issues, and identify expansion opportunities.

Leads customer success for strategic enterprise accounts by driving adoption, retention, customer health, ROI, and long-term value. Serves as a trusted executive advisor, coordinates cross-functional resources, manages escalations and SLAs, conducts business and technology reviews, and facilitates technical troubleshooting. The role also mentors peers, improves processes, and supports strategic account and renewal planning.

Lead large enterprise security deployments, provide microsegmentation and Zero Trust design guidance, support platform configuration and integrations, resolve technical issues with Support and Engineering, advise customers on product updates, and deliver training. The role requires extensive customer-facing security experience, cloud platform knowledge, networking and operating system expertise, and familiarity with microsegmentation, EDR, or network security products.