Top Sales Engineer Jobs in Boston, MA

The Senior Solutions Consultant leads technical discovery, identifies customer roadblocks, designs integrations, and supports SaaS sales cycles. They answer technical questions in RFPs, RFIs, and security questionnaires; explain complex concepts to technical and executive stakeholders; support PagerDuty integrations; and partner with sales, product, and customer success teams. The role requires pre-sales experience, technical scripting and Linux knowledge, IT monitoring expertise, strong communication, independent multitasking, and customer-site travel as needed.

Provide presales technical support for the small enterprise sales team: run demos, presentations, POC/POV, complete security questionnaires/RFIs/RFPs, qualify opportunities, and collaborate with sales, services, and customer success to align Nexthink capabilities to customer business outcomes. Role is hybrid in Boston with occasional domestic and international travel.

The Solution Engineer will lead technical sales efforts, conduct product demos, and assist customers with deployment and solutions involving Resilio technology.

Partner with enterprise customers to modernize API development and governance using Swagger. Lead technical discovery, demos, proofs-of-concept, and workshops. Consult with architects and developers, translate requirements into technical solutions, and collaborate with Sales, Product, Engineering, and Customer Success. Build reusable technical assets and expand expertise in APIs, cloud, and DevOps.

Leads technical sales strategy for enterprise accounts, guiding discovery, product demonstrations, solution workshops, and end-to-end technical evaluations. Partners with account executives, influences executive and technical stakeholders, develops champions, resolves customer blockers, and translates Datadog capabilities into measurable business outcomes. The role also contributes to product feedback, operational excellence, peer mentoring, and regional enablement. Requires advanced cloud, Kubernetes, observability, security, and developer-experience expertise, with customer travel as needed.

The Presales Engineer consults with customers for digital transformation, collaborates with sales, delivers technical demos, and supports pre-sales activities.

The Sales Engineer will support clients by providing technical solutions, coordinating with teams, delivering training, and crafting proposals to enhance sales efforts. Extensive regional travel is required.

Own the enterprise pre-sales technical cycle for partners, MSPs, and customers, including discovery, demonstrations, architecture, proofs of concept, and implementation support. Build scalable technical assets, playbooks, labs, and processes while partnering with account executives, product, training, and customer success teams. Represent the company at customer engagements and industry events, support RFPs and RFIs, influence product direction, and help establish the enterprise solutions engineering function.

Own the full technical pre-sales cycle for enterprise partners, channel organizations, MSPs, and customers, including discovery, demonstrations, architecture, proofs of concept, and implementation support. Partner with sales, product, training, and customer success teams to drive deals and adoption. Build scalable technical assets, playbooks, lab environments, and processes while representing the company at customer meetings and industry events.

Designs scalable merchant solutions for Affirm’s enterprise customers by leading technical discovery, architecting integrations, supporting pre-sales activities, developing demos, and advising sales, engineering, and product teams. The role serves as a trusted technical advisor, influences product priorities through customer feedback, creates reusable enablement materials, and supports complex e-commerce, checkout, payment, and point-of-sale implementations.

Serve as a senior fraud subject-matter expert and trusted advisor to prospective financial-services customers. Lead discovery, executive briefings, workshops, and consultative sales engagements; recommend how identity and fraud solutions integrate with existing workflows, technology, controls, and operating models. Translate customer needs into actionable product and implementation guidance, partner cross-functionally on solution design and roadmap priorities, communicate emerging fraud trends, and represent the company at industry forums.