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Healthie is seeking a Director of Technical Account Management to build and lead TAM at Healthie, collaborating with customer CTOs, engineering leaders, and product teams to deliver scalable technical outcomes for our most strategic customers. You will own the long-term technical health and strategy, architect scalable engagement models, and drive AI-enabled practices that raise velocity and quality.
You’ll start with a small set of strategic customers, define playbooks and tooling, and hire and
You know how to lead through influence.
You can bring together Customer Success, Implementation, Solutions Engineering, Support, Product, and Engineering around a customer outcome without needing to own every team involvedBonus: Experience in healthcare technology, EHRs, health-data integrations, or another regulated environment; familiarity with GraphQL, SQL, Rails, React, TypeScript, Postgres, Redis, or similar technologies8+ years of experience in customer-facing technical roles, such as Technical Account Management, Solutions Engineering, Customer Engineering, or technical Implementation, including experience leading or building a TAM or technical customer success function
You have experience leading and developing high-performing technical customer-facing teams.
You’ve hired great people, coached across different levels of experience, set a high performance bar, and built the systems and culture that allow a team to scale
You’ve supported complex enterprise customers on an API-first or highly extensible SaaS platform, where customers build meaningful parts of their products or operations on top of your technology
You build systems, not just solutions.
When you see the same problem twice, your instinct is to create the playbook, instrumentation, process, or product improvement that prevents a third occurrence
You’re energized by building in ambiguity.
You don’t need an established TAM organization around you; defining the model, setting the standard, and figuring out what should scale is part of what makes this opportunity excited
You have real technical depth.
You’re comfortable reasoning through APIs and integrations, HTTP behavior, authentication and authorization, webhooks, data flows, logs, and system architecture.
You don’t need to be a software engineer, but engineers should view you as a credible technical partner
You’re an excellent technical problem solver.
You can take an ambiguous customer problem, form and test hypotheses, use data to isolate what’s happening, and distinguish platform issues from configuration, architecture, or customer-side problems
You can move seamlessly between technical and executive audiences.
You’re as comfortable working through an integration problem with a Director of Engineering as you are translating its implications and recommended path forward for a CTO or business leader