Principal Technical Account Manager

Assured•,

1d•$185,000 - $195,000•Remote

About The Position

Assured is on a mission to modernize insurance. Claims processing (i.e. should we pay this claim?), while often overlooked, is the foundation of the entire industry. It’s currently highly manual, involving phone calls, faxes, and gut instinct, costing tens of billions of dollars a year. We can do better. At Assured, we provide large insurers with the software solutions they need to win in a modern, technology-driven world. From self-service claim-filing software to backend fraud detection, we’re the engine that powers claims processing for some of the largest insurers in the world. The challenges we face are deep and diverse, from creating digital experiences that provide comfort and clarity to claimants at their most stressed and vulnerable to orchestrating large-scale ML-driven decision-making on billions of dollars of claims payments, life at Assured is dynamic, collaborative, and rewarding. We’re looking for a Principal Technical Account Manager to join our Support team in Client Engagement. In this role, you’ll turn inbound customer activity into clear action, stronger operations, and better customer outcomes. You’ll sit at the intersection of Client Engagement, Product, and Engineering, helping triage complex issues, identify patterns and opportunities, and connect support activity to broader projects and strategic initiatives already in motion. You’ll also serve as a key voice of the customer, helping the business understand what customers are experiencing and where we can improve. This is a role for someone who sees support tickets and customer feedback as signals, not just tasks. You’re curious, organized, operationally sharp, and a natural problem solver who knows how to separate what matters from the noise, when to escalate, and which teams need to be involved. You’re comfortable using AI to move faster and improve your output, but you bring the critical thinking, emotional intelligence, situational judgment, and follow-through that AI cannot replace. Candidates should be strong communicators who are comfortable working cross-functionally in a fast-moving, ambiguous environment where priorities and context shift quickly and clear ownership matters.

Requirements

Are naturally curious and investigative. You like digging into messy problems, asking better questions, and figuring out what is actually happening beneath the surface.
Can solve problems without a script. You’re comfortable working through ambiguous, unfamiliar, or messy issues where the next step is not obvious. You can form a hypothesis, test it, pull in the right context, and keep moving without waiting for a playbook.
Have strong operational judgment. You understand how work moves through a fast-moving company. You know when to escalate, when to gather more context, when to involve another team, and when to keep something contained.
Communicate clearly and practically. You can write concise ticket summaries, escalation notes, internal updates, and follow-ups that help people act quickly.
Are comfortable being technical-adjacent. You do not need to be an engineer, but you should understand product behavior, technical constraints, logs or screenshots, user workflows, and enough system context to ask smart questions.
Can context switch without losing the plot. You can move between customers, issues, teams, and priorities while staying clear on what matters, who owns what, and what needs to happen next.
Use AI as leverage, not a crutch. You are excited to use AI tools to improve speed, synthesis, and quality, but you know that strong judgment, accountability, and context still need to come from you.
Look for better ways to solve the underlying problem. You are not limited to “close the ticket and move on.” You look for ways to reduce repeat work, improve the process, and make the system around the issue better.

Responsibilities

Distill and triage complex issues with strong judgment. Understand what is being reported, clarify the actual problem, gather the right context, and determine whether it needs deeper investigation, escalation, or connection to an existing project or workstream.
Act as an air traffic controller across the organization. Route issues with clear context, urgency, and recommended next steps while balancing multiple priorities. Know when to escalate, when to dig deeper, when to ask for help, and when to keep things moving.
Turn inbound activity into useful signals and value-driving opportunities. Look across tickets, customer questions, escalations, and support trends to identify recurring themes, emerging issues, client friction, process gaps, product opportunities, and operational patterns.
Connect activity to broader projects and priorities. Stay aware of active launches, client initiatives, product changes, known issues, and operational workstreams so support activity does not live in a vacuum.
Support Program Managers and project teams. Help Program Managers and cross-functional teams stay connected to support activity that may impact active projects, launches, or strategic initiatives. Provide support on strategic projects as needed.
Strengthen the support operating model. Help build and maintain the processes, documentation, dashboards, workflows, and feedback loops that make support operations more consistent, reliable, and scalable.