1Mind
Customer Solutions Engineer, AI Agents
Remote - US (Remote)$125k–$220kfulltimemidAdded today
About this role
1mind seeks a Customer Solutions Engineer to architect and activate AI agent deployments for enterprise clients. You'll design integration blueprints, configure agent behaviors, and guide customers from concept through high-performing implementation in a fully remote role.
What you'll do
- Lead technical discovery and design blueprints mapping customer business systems to 1mind's AI framework
- Design and implement data flows integrating 1mind agents with client tech stacks (CRMs, MAPs, APIs, databases)
- Configure agent experiential elements including visualizations, logic gates, and response triggers
- Serve as primary technical consultant, translating complex technical challenges for executive and technical stakeholders
- Conduct rigorous testing of agent behaviors before and after deployment to ensure peak performance
- Partner with Product and Engineering teams to advocate for platform enhancements based on activation insights
What they're looking for
- System integration (REST APIs, webhooks, middleware)
- Workflow design and mapping (LucidChart, Miro, Visio)
- Enterprise SaaS customer onboarding and activation
- Client management and stakeholder communication
- AI/ML literacy and LLM prompt engineering
- Python, JavaScript, or SQL
- Project management tools (Asana, Jira, Monday.com)
- Architecture and systems thinking
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1Mind
1Mind builds multimodal AI agents that interact with users through voice, video, and text in real-time, requiring sophisticated low-latency technical architectures. The company is hiring AI Systems Engineers to design and build the production-grade infrastructure that powers these conversational AI experiences.
View all jobs at 1MindLikely interview questions
- Describe a complex system integration project you led—what were the main challenges and how did you ensure successful activation?
- How do you approach translating technical requirements into clear outcomes for non-technical executive stakeholders?