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Frame Security is seeking a Technical Account Manager to support LATAM customers from a remote US location. You will troubleshoot, run technical workshops, and guide deployments across the customer journey, partnering with Sales, CS, Product, and Engineering to ensure maximum value.
The role requires solid IT fundamentals, curiosity, and the ability to communicate complex concepts in English and Spanish. A cybersecurity SaaS background is a plus, and the company offers a competitive salary and
Technical Account Manager (LATAM)
Location: Remote (US)
Location: Remote (US)
About frame Security: Cyber threats have evolved to AI speed—legacy security training is dead. While old‑school vendors push generic, tick‑the‑box videos, modern attacks are hyper‑targeted, deepfake‑driven, and evolving daily.
At Frame Security, we’re setting a new standard. Our AI‑native platform learns an organization’s unique DNA—its tech stack, policies, and real‑world risk—to deploy personalized, hyper‑realistic simulations in minutes. From developers practicing secure coding to finance teams defending against AI voice phishing, we build adaptive defense systems for modern teams.
Why join us? We aren't building another static content library; we’re building the future of human defense against AI threats. If you want to solve hard problems and help shape a category‑defining company, you belong here.
Who are we looking for?
We are looking for a technical powerhouse with zero ego to join us as a Technical Account Manager (TAM), supporting prospects and customers across Latin America (LATAM).
This isn’t a standard sales TAM role—you’ll be our technical secret weapon across the entire customer journey. One day you’re partnering with Sales to crush a technical evaluation or Proof of Value (POV); the next, you’re live‑troubleshooting with a prospect or partnering with Customer Success to ensure our enterprise customers get maximum value from Frame.
You don’t need a cybersecurity background, but you do need rock‑solid technical fundamentals, unstoppable curiosity, and a knack for explaining complex technical concepts clearly in both English and Spanish. If you love jumping into the deep end to solve real problems—rather than trying to be the smartest person in the room—we want to talk to you.