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Lead high-impact initiatives and architect enterprise-grade APIs while mentoring engineers. Collaborate across teams to influence technical strategy and scale platform architecture.

Owns enterprise payer-facing value architecture, including ROI methodologies, executive business review frameworks, value narratives, case studies, and defensible analytics-backed claims. Synthesizes Medicare Advantage, risk adjustment, quality, regulatory, and market changes into strategic positioning. Partners with Sales, Customer Success, Marketing, and Data & Analytics to enable consistent value demonstration, executive storytelling, and customer engagement. Acts as a trusted advisor to payer executives and drives framework adoption through cross-functional influence.

The Talent Acquisition Partner independently manages full-cycle recruiting for WM Partners and portfolio companies, including intake, sourcing, interviewing, offers, onboarding, and candidate experience. The role focuses on digital and digitally enabled talent, supports senior searches, maintains recruiting systems and pipelines, coordinates agencies, and uses AI-enabled tools to improve recruiting workflows. It also contributes to employer branding, recruiting operations, talent-market insights, and process improvements across a fast-moving portfolio.

Own technical relationships with insurance carrier accounts by leading discovery, solution design, integrations, deployment support, defect management, QA, documentation, API and payload validation, SQL-based account monitoring, and incident management. The role partners with client engagement and engineering teams to ensure deployments meet carrier requirements and progressively assumes greater ownership of technical account relationships.

Owns the vision, strategy, roadmap, and delivery of vehicle intake and assignment products for insurance carriers and providers. The role improves upstream marketplace experiences through earlier, lower-touch, prediction-driven routing that reduces cycle time, costs, and risk. Responsibilities include customer and competitor research, product definition, KPI management, business-case development, stakeholder collaboration, and representing carrier needs across Product, Engineering, Design, Data, and Operations.

Own the enterprise sales cycle across a regional territory, from prospecting through negotiation and close. Develop account plans, build relationships with security, AI, and IT leaders, partner with marketing, SDRs, and sales engineering, deliver technical demonstrations, provide product feedback, represent the company at industry events, and meet revenue targets.

Drive revenue in an assigned region by developing territory plans, prospecting, qualifying and closing enterprise software deals, managing pipeline in Salesforce, securing renewals and expansions, and collaborating with marketing and sales teams to meet quota.

Own Clerk’s SOC 2 Type II, HIPAA, and future compliance frameworks. Design controls, manage evidence and audits, lead vendor reviews, maintain risk assessments, and oversee security questionnaires and trust center workflows. Build integrations, automations, policy-as-code checks, configuration drift detection, and control-failure pipelines across cloud, SaaS, and internal systems. Embed compliance into software development and change management while reducing manual audit work.

Generate net-new enterprise pipeline through outbound prospecting across email, phone, LinkedIn, and other channels. Research target accounts, map buying committees, personalize outreach using AI tools, qualify leads against ICP and BANT/MEDDIC criteria, book qualified meetings, maintain CRM records, and partner with Account Executives and Marketing on account-based campaigns. The role requires strong communication, organization, resilience, and comfort with consultative enterprise sales cycles.

Provide client-facing technical support for enterprise customers using Nerdio, Azure Virtual Desktop, Windows 365, Intune, and Microsoft cloud technologies. Support platform onboarding and Azure deployments, troubleshoot complex cloud and hybrid infrastructure issues, diagnose root causes, document resolutions, guide IT administrators, and collaborate with engineering and product teams on escalated issues.