Zscaler
AI Enablement Architect
$127K–$182K
Bellevue, Washington, USA +2 · Full-time · Posted Oct 21, 2026
- Location
- Bellevue, Washington, USA
Santa Clara, California, USA
Santa Clara, California, USA - Experience
- 5+ years in enablement, talent development, or instructional design, including direct AI enablement or AI transformation experience.
About the job
Designs and scales company-wide AI enablement, embedding practical learning and guidance into workflows to improve workforce capability, productivity, and responsible AI adoption.
What you'll do
- Design and deploy conversational agents, digital coaches, and workflow-embedded guidance; lead learning sprints, walkthroughs, and hands-on labs.
- Own People & Culture AI enablement and build an internal network of AI champions to share use cases and practices.
- Measure business impact and productivity gains while aligning initiatives with security, privacy, and ethical guardrails.
What they ask for
- Hands-on daily proficiency using modern generative AI tools, such as enterprise LLMs.
- 5+ years of experience in enablement, talent development, or instructional design, including direct AI enablement or AI transformation experience.
- Experience designing bite-sized learning assets, playbooks, and toolkits embedded in daily workflows.
- Demonstrated success facilitating interactive workshops and labs, and partnering cross-functionally on capability-building and organizational change.
Nice to have
- Experience designing agentic learning solutions, custom internal AI assistants, or AI literacy curricula.
- Enablement or change experience in high-growth SaaS, enterprise software, or cybersecurity; measurement using behavioral, sentiment, and business-impact metrics.
Pay
$127,400 — $182,000 USD (base salary)
Tools
generative AI tools, enterprise LLMs, LMS
AI focus
Build and scale AI capability through agentic learning solutions, conversational agents, digital coaches, workflow guidance, practical labs, and responsible-adoption measurement.
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