Solutions Architect
About the role
- Engage with enterprise customers to understand their technical challenges, architecture, and goals.
- Design and implement scalable, secure, and efficient Klique-based solutions on Kubernetes and cloud/hybrid environments.
- Lead technical workshops, proofs of concept (POCs), and architecture reviews.
- Present complex technical concepts in a simple, business-oriented manner.
- Collaborate closely with Product, Engineering, and Customer Success teams to ensure successful adoption and expansion.
- Provide guidance and best practices for deploying AI workloads on Kubernetes clusters.
- Troubleshoot customer environments and provide hands-on support during deployment and onboarding.
- Contribute to documentation, solution templates, and reusable technical assets.
- Strong hands-on expertise in Kubernetes: deep understanding of architecture, scaling, and operations.
- Strong communication skills in English, both written and verbal.
- Prior experience as a software engineer, DevOps engineer, or AI/ML engineer, with the desire to grow into a customer-facing Solutions Architect role.
- Proven ability to design and deploy solutions in cloud or on-premise environments (AWS, GCP, Azure, or hybrid).
- Experience with Docker, REST APIs, and Python-based solutions.
- Comfortable working in a fast-paced, dynamic environment with minimal supervision.
- Strong presentation skills, able to engage both technical and business audiences.
- Willingness to work European and U.S. hours as needed for customer collaboration.
- Team player with a proactive attitude and strong sense of ownership. Learn more and see all open roles: https://klique.ai/company/careers/
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