Solutions Engineer

Remote: based position

THE ROLE: We're hiring our first dedicated Solutions Engineer to be the technical backbone of the sales process: building demo environments that show prospects and existing customers what Subtext can do, and owning the technical narrative on our most complex capability, the API/webhooks layer that lets customers integrate Subtext into their own stack. This is an IC role reporting into the VP of Sales. It is not a product management role (Product retains roadmap ownership), but you'll be the most consistent source of field evidence Product gets. Compensation for this position is comprised of a base salary plus incentive compensation. The base salary range is $120,000 to $130,000 per year. Additional incentives bring total potential compensation to $145,000 to $155,000.What We're Looking ForBachelor’s degree in computer science, information systems, engineering, business, marketing technology or a related field preferred; or equivalent relevant experience could be considered Minimum 2 years’ experience in a pre-sales, solutions engineering, or sales engineering role at a B2B SaaS company. API/webhook fluency is the core of the job, with strong working knowledge of APIs, webhooks, integrations, data flows, and SaaS platform architecture needed Comfortable building things independently. You won't have a team to hand this toStrong communicator who can translate technical capability into a business story for non-technical buyers Enough product/technical judgment to push back when a prospect's ask isn't realistic. We'd rather you say "no, but here's what we can do" than overpromise

Bonus: experience in media, sports, music, automotive, or political verticals, or with SMS/messaging platforms specifically What You'll OwnCustom demo environments: build and maintain demo instances tailored to specific prospect and upsell use cases, not generic walkthroughs. You decide what "great" looks like here. Demo tooling: identify, evaluate, and (with approval) procure whatever tools or sandbox infrastructure make demos sharper and faster to stand up. Pre-sales technical ownership: be the go-to person AEs bring in when a deal gets technical, especially anything involving the API/webhook integration layer. You'll often be the one answering "can it actually do X" in real time on a call. Structured feedback to Product: capture recurring patterns from prospect and customer conversations (feature gaps, objections, competitive workarounds, integration asks) and deliver them to Product in a consistent, evidence-based format. This is influence through data, not authority over prioritization. Product owns the roadmap. Sales enablement: after each product-shaping conversation, translate what you learned back to the sales team so reps aren't discovering capability gaps live on a prospect call. GROWTH PATH This is scoped today as an individual contributor role. As pre-sales and demo volume grows with the business, there's a real path to building and leading a Solutions Engineering function, but that expansion tracks with company scale.