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Aikido

Customer Success Engineer (United States)

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Description

  • As our Customer Success Engineer, you’ll work directly with our customers to help them get real value from the platform. This isn’t a passive support role. You’ll be hands-on, digging into technical workflows, helping teams solve problems, and making sure Aikido becomes a core part of how they manage security
  • You’ll sit at the intersection of product, engineering, and customers, helping teams go from “just signed” to fully up and running, while shaping how we improve the product based on real-world usage
  • Work closely with customers post-sale to get them up and running quickly
  • Help teams understand and navigate Aikido across code → cloud → runtime
  • Debug issues, investigate workflows, and unblock customers when things don’t work as expected
  • Run onboarding sessions and guide customers through initial setup and deployment
  • Proactively identify risks and help customers get back on track
  • Act as a trusted advisor to developers, security teams, and technical stakeholders
  • Share product feedback and customer insights directly with our product and engineering teams
  • High-impact position in a fast-growing company
  • Fast growth of responsibility
  • A company that sticks to its values in an open and informal atmosphere (see our culture page on the website for more details)

Benefits

  • Remote-friendly
  • Flexible working hours
  • Fluent in English and Spanish
  • Strong technical curiosity, you’re comfortable digging into workflows and figuring things out
  • Proactive, ownership-driven, and comfortable operating in a fast-moving environment
  • 3–7+ years in Customer Success, Technical Account Management, or similar roles
  • Experience working with developers, security teams, or technical products
  • Clear communicator who can explain technical concepts simply
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