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present of AI is seeking a skilled enablement leader to build and keep current training, playbooks, and content that help public sector sellers get up to speed and sell consistently to government buyers.
The role requires experience in enablement or public sector sales, the ability to translate strategy into simple, repeatable guidance quickly, and deep knowledge of government procurement and deal execution. AI tools should be explained clearly to both sellers and government customers.
This role builds and keeps current the training, playbooks and content that help public sector sellers get up to speed and sell consistently to government buyers. A strong candidate has run enablement or public sector sales before, can turn strategy into simple repeatable guidance fast, and knows government procurement, qualification and deal execution. Speed and organization matter, since materials must be refreshed quickly when gaps appear.
The company sells AI tools for investigations, so the enablement work must explain those tools clearly to sellers and their government customers. AI can speed up drafting modules, refreshing content and tracking adoption, but judgment about what sellers actually need and how to coach them stays human. The role rewards people who use AI to move faster while keeping the guidance accurate and grounded.
Working here means learning how AI investigations platforms are positioned and sold to agencies, which builds real fluency in applied AI for security work. The interview includes an AI skills assessment, so candidates should be ready to show how they use AI to speed up content and training work. Building that proof through hands-on use of AI tools in past enablement or sales roles is the practical path.
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An AI investigations platform that helps police, government agencies and financial institutions trace crypto-facilitated crime across the blockchain.