Technical Specialist, Claude Code

United States Digital Space LLC; San Francisco (CA); On-site; USD 130,000 - 195,000; Full time

Job summary

United States Digital Space LLC is seeking a Technical Specialist to drive enterprise adoption of Claude Code and related developer tools. You will engage post-sale, design bespoke enablement, and run pilots with sales and engineering leads to close deals.

You’ll also work on stage at customer events and build practical demos that prove what's possible. You’ll develop technical content, run hands-on sessions, and translate product capabilities into field-ready materials addressing security,

Qualifications

• 3–7+ years in a customer-facing technical role.
• Experience delivering technical talks, workshops, or training to engineering audiences.
• Builder credibility with a software engineering or developer advocacy background.
• Pilot and evaluation experience in enterprise settings.
• Strong written and visual communication skills.

Responsibilities

• Drive end-user excitement inside enterprise accounts and design enablement programs.
• Lead pilots with pre-sales teams and carry context into post-sale engagement.
• Run on-site and virtual hackathons and builder events to create momentum.
• Build demos, content, and reference implementations using Claude tools.
• Deliver keynotes, technical talks, and live demos at customer events.

Skills

Customer-facing role

Technical storytelling

Public speaking

Pilot and enablement experience

Software developer background

Tools

Claude Code

Claude Developer Platform

Cowork

Job description

About the company

the company’s mission is to create reliable, interpretable, and steerable AI systems. We want AI to be safe and beneficial for our users and for society as a whole. Our team is a quickly growing group of committed researchers, engineers, policy experts, and business leaders working together to build beneficial AI systems.

About the Role:

the company launches products at lightning speed and many of them grow at an unprecedented pace, too. For no product is this more true than Claude Code, the fastest-growing software product in history. That said, speed of adoption is not the same as depth of adoption. We’re building a team of Technical Specialists to drive meaningful adoption breadth and depth in our most strategic customers. We’ll do this through delivery of high-quality technical engagement and enablement in the customer’s ~ 90 days before and after contract signature.

As a Technical Specialist, you’ll largely engage with customers post-sale. Once an account’s implementation set-up is complete, you’ll convert bottom-up developer passion into org‑wide meaningful adoption through bespoke enablement tailored to the customer's stack, repos, and workflows and focused upon deep adoption of proprietary Claude capabilities, which we know drive stickiness.

You’ll also engage in strategic pilots before signature — partnering with Sales, Applied AI, and the customer's engineering leads to scope the pilot, run the enablement, and instrument the success criteria that close the deal. Carrying that context from pilot into post-sale is what makes adoption stick.

This is not a technical implementation role — that work sits with our Implementation Specialists. You’ll spend your time in front of developers launching Claude Code, department leaders adopting Cowork, on stage at customer events and the company builder summits, and in Claude Code and Cowork, building the demo apps and reference implementations that prove what's possible.

You’re the kind of person engineers want to grab coffee with after your workshops — credible because you can open a terminal in the meeting and actually drive the tool, exciting because you've thought hard about how agentic AI changes how software gets built, and useful because you can answer the next three questions a senior platform engineer is about to ask about security, scale, or agent behavior.

What You’ll Do:Drive end-user excitement inside enterprise accounts (primary focus)

• Design and deliver customer-specific enablement programs — workshops, office hours, "build your first agent" labs, role-based curricula for engineering, data, platform, security, and knowledge-worker audiences
• Drive deep adoption of proprietary Claude Code capabilities that make our tools sticky (subagents, hooks, MCP servers, headless mode, managed settings) tailored to the customer's stack, repos, and actual workflows (CI/CD, IDE integration, source control, secure coding, agentic pipelines)
• Enable and excite champions and AI Center of Excellence leads inside customer orgs, arming them to scale the motion without you in the room

Support strategic pilots with pre-sales technical enablement

• Partner with Account Executives, Applied AI, and customer engineering leads on pilots for strategic accounts
• Carry pilot context into post-sale engagement so the customer’s experience is seamless and deeply focused upon their unique needs

Run hackathons and builder events that create lasting momentum

• Design, scope, and run on-site and virtual hackathons inside customer organizations
• Bring the playbook: themes, judging rubrics, starter kits, prize structures, post-event follow-through that turns hackathon prototypes into shipped products
• Partner with the company Marketing and Events to amplify the best work from customer hackathons externally where appropriate

Build the demos, content, and reference implementations that sell themselves

• Build production-quality demo apps, reference architectures, and code samples on the Claude Developer Platform, Claude Code, and Claude Enterprise (including Cowork) — using the products daily yourself as core infrastructure
• Create technical content — tutorials, blog posts, recorded walkthroughs, internal "cookbooks" — tailored to enterprise developer audiences and their real workflows (CI/CD, IDE integration, secure coding, agentic workflows, multi-agent orchestration)
• Translate new product capabilities into field-ready content within days of release

Be the trusted technical voice in front of customers

• Deliver keynotes, technical talks, and live-coded demos at customer all-hands, internal AI summits, and the company-hosted builder events
• Run "ask me anytime" sessions with customer engineering organizations and engage credibly on architecture, prompting, agent design, evaluation, developer workflow, and the honest limitations of where AI coding tools are today
• Represent the company with our customers' engineering communities and, where appropriate, the broader developer ecosystem

Partner across GTM and back to product

• Partner closely with Sales, Applied AI, and Customer Success to sequence engagements that compound (pilot → activation → adoption → value)
• Bring back signal from the field: what enterprise developers are asking for, where they're getting stuck, what would unlock the next leap in adoption, and feed it to Product and Engineering
• Contribute to the playbook: capture what works in pilots and post-sale enablement, share with peers, raise the floor across the team

You may be a good fit if you have:

• 3–7+ years in a customer-facing technical role — Solutions Architecture, sales engineering, developer relations, or technical consulting.
• You build, and you build with our products. You use Claude Code, the Claude Developer Platform, and Cowork as core infrastructure in your own work. You can ship a working demo over a weekend, steer an agent through a non-trivial task live, and have opinions about what's actually good.
• You can hold a room of engineers. You've delivered technical talks, workshops, or training to engineering audiences — platform engineers, ML/AI teams, security-minded enterprise architects — and you know the difference between a session that creates awareness and one that creates champions.
• Builder credibility. A career that includes meaningful time as a software engineer, founder, solutions engineer, developer advocate, or Solutions Architect. You've shipped code that other people have depended on.
• Pilot and evaluation experience. You've supported technical evaluations or pilots in an enterprise setting — scoping, enablement, handling the security/admin/scale conversations without escalating everything to product.
• Strong written and visual communication. Tutorials, decks, code comments, and Slack threads that people actually read.
• Project management instincts. You can run a multi-week activation plan — or a pilot against a defined success metric — without dropping the ball.
• Willingness to travel. Regular tr