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Fivetran

Sales Engineer Enterprise

Remote, Georgia, United States, AMER (Remote)From $197.5kfull-timemidAdded 3 days ago

About this role

Fivetran seeks a Senior Solutions Engineer to support enterprise sales by translating complex customer data infrastructure needs into technical solutions. You'll conduct discovery with large customers, design proof-of-value demonstrations, and guide them through adopting Fivetran and dbt Labs technology across cloud platforms and data warehouses.

What you'll do

  • Understand enterprise customer business requirements and develop prescriptive solution recommendations
  • Design and deliver technical demonstrations tailored to enterprise audiences
  • Lead structured proof-of-value engagements that secure technical validation
  • Coordinate with Product, Support, and Engineering teams on solution alignment
  • Manage full customer lifecycle from pre-sales evaluation through adoption and expansion
  • Build and maintain relationships with key customers and partners

What they're looking for

  • Enterprise solutions engineering (4+ years)
  • SQL and Python scripting
  • Cloud platforms (AWS, GCP, Azure)
  • Data warehouses (Snowflake, Databricks, Redshift, BigQuery)
  • API design and integration
  • RDBMS systems (PostgreSQL, SQL Server)
  • Technical sales cycle management
  • Relational database management systems
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Fivetran

Fivetran builds a data pipeline platform that enables reliable integrations and data flows across enterprise systems at scale. The company is hiring Software Engineers to develop high-performance distributed systems, Systems Engineers to maintain integrations, and Customer Support Engineers to help customers resolve technical issues with their data pipelines.

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Likely interview questions

  • Walk us through a complex data integration challenge you've solved—how did you translate the customer's business problem into a technical architecture?
  • Tell us about a proof-of-value you led that didn't go as planned. How did you adjust and ultimately secure the technical win?