Technical Account Manager — EMEA

About this role

Why Aisle? AISLE is building the AI that finds, fixes, and verifies software vulnerabilities autonomously - an end-to-end system that closes the gap between when a vulnerability appears and when it's safely patched. Vulnerabilities are the #1 root cause of cyber incidents, yet most organizations take weeks or months to remediate what attackers now exploit in days. We're ending that backlog. Our systems already find and fix vulnerabilities in the world's most heavily audited codebases - 375+ independently validated CVEs across projects like OpenSSL, curl, Linux, and Chromium - at machine speed and superhuman scale.

AISLE runs entirely inside our customers' perimeter (cloud, on-prem, or fully air-gapped) and can run on our optimized models or theirs, so even the most sensitive organizations, including those operating critical infrastructure, stay in full control of their code and their models. Backed by world-class founders, advisors, and angel investors, we're defining a new category: sovereign, AI-native security. Our goal isn't to improve vulnerability management - it's to end the backlog and move toward a future where software defends itself.

We’re a small, talent-dense team spread across Europe, the US and Canada. We value high ownership, high velocity, and low-ego collaboration . If you want to work with world-class minds in AI and security, thrive in fast-moving environments, and care about solving one of the toughest challenges in tech, Aisle is the place for you. Why this role exists You will be our first post-sales hire . Today, onboarding, integration, adoption, escalation and renewal all happen ad hoc - split between sales and engineering.

You are being hired to do two jobs at once: be the technical owner of our enterprise accounts , and build the post-sales function those accounts are served by. What we're looking for 5+ years in technical account management, customer success engineering, solutions architecture, professional services or post-sales consulting with large enterprise customers , not SMB or mid-market. Demonstrable ownership of complex technical implementations in enterprise environments: long onboarding, multiple stakeholders, security and change-management review, integration with systems you do not control.