About the Professional Services Team
The Professional Services team is part of the broader Customer Success department at Swiftly, working to ensure customers are happy and finding immense value in the tools that Swiftly provides.
The Customer Success department comprises Implementation Managers, Account Managers, and Technical Support Representatives. This department is on the front line — the first point of contact for customers who have questions, are encountering issues, or need support during the implementation phase of our relationship. When problems arise, we ensure that individual customers are heard and that their issues are cared for, and we apply a keen analytical eye to spot trends and communicate problems proactively with the product team. We are passionate about improving mobility in the communities we serve, and we work side by side with transit agencies and operators to ensure their projects are impactful. We love the human aspect of our work and thrive on getting creative to solve problems or boost network performance. The Customer Success org is responsible for everything post-sale, and the Implementations team is a critical part of starting our customers on the right foot.
Reporting to Stan Parkford, the Customer Training and Adoption Specialist will be responsible for designing, delivering, and evolving customer training programs to enhance adoption and proficiency across our customer agencies. You’ll create dynamic, role-based learning experiences, provide personalized training sessions, and develop scalable educational resources to support users at every stage of their journey — from pre-sales through implementation to ongoing education. Central to this work is structured change management: helping agencies reorient their teams around optimized workflows and realize the full value of Swiftly as a core part of how they do their jobs.
This role will work closely with Implementation Managers, Account Managers, Solutions Engineers, and Product Managers.
This is a remote position that will require frequent travel — 8 to 14 trips per year are expected.