Solution Engineer
Posted Apr 14 · 0 applicants
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The role in plain words
This role is a technical position within the sales and customer success team. The person will act as a trusted technical advisor, managing long-term architectural relationships and deep-tech integrations for enterprise customers. They will align observability and agentic AI technologies with customer architectures.
- Highly technical background in observability and agentic AI technologies
- Experience aligning technical solutions with enterprise customer architectures
- Ability to act as a trusted technical advisor owning long-term architectural relationships
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Who this suits
This role suits highly technical professionals who enjoy working closely with enterprise customers and managing complex integrations. It is less ideal for those seeking a fully remote position or those who prefer working independently of sales and customer success functions.
Full job description
Original listing · kept for referenceThe solution engineer is a highly technical, core member of the sales and customer success organization, aligning our cutting-edge observability and agentic AI technologies with our enterprise customers' architectures. We are customer-obsessed, highly technical, and foster a team culture that is entrepreneurial, professional, and fun. In this role, you will act as a trusted technical advisor, owning the long-term architectural relationship and deep-tech integrations for our top-tier enterprise logos. Location: Hybrid (3 days from the office) Workweek: Monday–Friday
Questions about this role
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- Hybrid
- Highly technical background in observability and agentic AI technologies, Experience aligning technical solutions with enterprise customer architectures, Ability to act as a trusted technical advisor owning long-term architectural relationships