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HighRadius

Forward Deployed Engineer (Enterprise Sales)

Houston, Texas, United StatesmidAdded 1 month ago

About this role

The Forward Deployed Engineer for Enterprise Sales at HighRadius combines technical expertise and sales acumen to drive enterprise deals related to the company's Autonomous AI platform. This role entails solution architecture, creating customized strategies for clients, and working closely with various teams to ensure successful implementation.

What you'll do

  • Lead technical discussions with clients on AI solutions
  • Design tailored solutions aligning with customer ROI
  • Own end-to-end deal lifecycle with Account Executives
  • Collaborate cross-functionally for seamless delivery
  • Demonstrate AI features using real customer data
  • Drive feedback loops to improve product offerings

What they're looking for

  • Technical Sales experience
  • Solution Selling
  • Strong communication skills
  • Technical knowledge of AI and LLMs
  • Expertise in Finance
  • Consulting experience
  • Ability to build ROI models
  • MBA preferred or relevant experience

Benefits

  • Performance-based bonuses or commissions
  • Competitive benefits and 401(k) matching
  • Stock options for top performers
  • Paid parental leave
  • Flexible holidays
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HighRadius

HighRadius builds an Autonomous AI platform designed for enterprise finance operations. The company is hiring Forward Deployed Engineers who combine technical expertise with sales and implementation skills to drive enterprise deals, manage AI agent deployments, and serve as technical liaisons between the platform and client finance teams.

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Likely interview questions

  • Walk us through a time you led a technical discovery with a C-suite finance executive. How did you translate complex technology into clear business value and ROI?
  • Describe your experience selling enterprise SaaS solutions to the Office of the CFO. What were the key stakeholders involved and how did you address their competing priorities?