Sales Engineer (Bay Area)

Posted 4 days ago

recruiting from scratchRedondo Beach (CA)

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$165 K–$190 K

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About the role

Sales Engineer (Bay Area) Title of Role: Sales Engineer (Bay Area)
Location: South Bay Area, hybrid Company Stage of Funding: Series A — Software Development Office Type: Hybrid Salary: $165K–$190K Company Description We're representing a dynamic software development company focused on delivering innovative solutions that drive results for enterprises. With a commitment to leveraging cutting-edge technologies, our client is poised for growth and is looking for talented individuals to join their team as they expand their impact in the industry.
What You Will Do: Collaborate with sales and engineering teams to provide technical expertise and support during the sales process. Develop and deliver compelling product demonstrations tailored to client needs. Utilize Jira for project management and tracking of customer requirements. Implement CI/CD practices to streamline deployment processes and enhance product delivery. Engage with clients to gather feedback and ensure successful integration of solutions. Provide ongoing support and training to clients post-implementation. Contribute to the development of sales strategies and technical documentation.
Ideal Candidate: Background 6+ years of experience in a technical sales or solutions engineering role. Proficiency in Git, Jira, and CI/CD methodologies. Strong understanding of programming languages such as TypeScript and Python. Experience working with AI technologies and enterprise software solutions.
Compensation and Benefits: The base salary for this role ranges from $165K to $190K, complemented by competitive equity offerings. This position provides a unique opportunity to be part of an innovative team in a rapidly growing company.

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