Senior Customer Enablement Architect

Details

• Drive the commercial success of Databricks’ learning and enablement offerings across enterprise accounts for the assigned Americas Business Unit.
• Partner with sales and customer success teams to position learning as a key lever of customer adoption, renewal, and expansion.
• Translate customer goals into tailored enablement programs that accelerate transformation and ROI.
• Lead the end-to-end lifecycle of customer training programs—from discovery and design through execution and post-program analysis.
• Conduct learning diagnostics to identify skill gaps and adoption blockers, using data to design impactful training strategies.
• Deliver high-quality, blended learning experiences (virtual, classroom, and on-demand) that achieve measurable customer outcomes.
• Track and report on enablement success metrics, including adoption, renewal influence, and revenue impact.
• Mentor colleagues across the Learning & Enablement organization, sharing best practices and driving excellence in customer engagement.
• Proven track record of selling and implementing learning solutions into enterprise accounts, ideally in the software or cloud technology space.
• Deep understanding of the Americas enterprise landscape, industry verticals, and cultural nuances in driving customer engagement and training adoption.
• Strong background in program management, enablement strategy, and learning & development design.
• Demonstrated ability to influence executive stakeholders and gain buy-in for training as a critical lever of digital transformation and ROI.
• Excellent communication, relationship building, and consultative sales skills with fluency in English.
• Results-driven mindset with the ability to balance customer satisfaction and revenue goals.
• Demonstrated ability to learn new technologies quickly and apply creative solutions to territory-specific customer roadblocks.
• Proven track record of identifying regional whitespace and building scalable enablement frameworks that influence the broader organization.