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Cribl

Sales Engineer, San Francisco

Remote - United States (Remote)From $190kmidAdded 1 month ago

About this role

Cribl seeks a Sales Engineer to help enterprise customers discover the value of their AI-powered telemetry platform. You'll combine technical expertise with sales acumen to deliver product demos, support proof-of-concept projects, and document use cases for a rapidly growing company serving Fortune 100 clients.

What you'll do

  • Demonstrate Cribl's product and address customer questions during sales conversations
  • Help customers evaluate platform value and fit for their environments
  • Support customers through proof-of-concept phases
  • Document use cases and solutions in technical content
  • Travel up to 30% to customer locations
  • Support cross-timezone collaboration and occasional off-hours availability

What they're looking for

  • Sales Engineering or Professional Services experience
  • Telemetry and observability knowledge (logs, metrics, IT operations, security)
  • Product demonstration and technical communication
  • Proof-of-concept facilitation
  • Remote work proficiency
  • Customer problem-solving and discovery
  • Technical writing for documentation
  • Feedback and product evaluation skills

Benefits

  • Health, dental, and vision insurance
  • Paid time off and paid holidays
  • 401(k) and equity participation
  • Fertility treatment benefit
  • Short-term disability and life insurance
  • Remote-first work environment with flexible schedules
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Cribl

Cribl builds an AI-powered telemetry platform for processing and analyzing enterprise data at scale. The company is hiring backend engineers to develop core distributed systems and sales engineers at various levels to drive adoption among enterprise customers.

Website
cribl.io
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Likely interview questions

  • Can you walk us through your experience with telemetry, logs, metrics, or IT operations? What specific tools or platforms have you worked with?
  • Tell us about a time you had to explain a complex technical product to a non-technical stakeholder or customer. How did you approach it?