Technical Enablement Manager

This role makes one person responsible for how ready the technical field is, covering pre-sales Solutions Architects and post-sales Customer Solutions Engineers. The work includes building a guided ramp path for new hires, running launch training for each release, keeping a canonical demo and lab environment current, and certifying who is ready to face customers. A strong candidate has 5 or more years in enablement, sales engineering or solutions architecture, solid application security or developer tooling knowledge, and the program skills to coordinate Product, Marketing, Engineering and the field. How it fits the AI era The product secures code written by AI agents, so the field has to explain a fast‐moving area where features and risks change often. AI tools can help draft training content, summarize call recordings and keep documentation fresh, which makes it easier to update material as releases land. Judging what good looks like, earning credibility with security leaders, and coaching people through live customer moments stay human work. How it builds AI experience Someone in this role would learn how coding agents, hooks, skills and MCP connect to security controls, since the field needs to demo and explain exactly that. To build this experience, set up a coding agent in a test project, watch what insecure code it produces, and practice showing how a tool catches and fixes it. Using AI to produce labs, quizzes and demo scripts is also a practical way to show the skill. Worth showing Built onboarding or ramp programs Application security or SCA knowledge Polished customer demos and PoVsLaunch enablement program management Measured enablement impact with data This is our own read, written from the employer's posting and the company's Spotlight. The employer's posting is the source of truth for the role. Per the company, Endor Labs provides an agentic application security platform that secures AI‐generated code, open source dependencies, and containers.