Sr. Commercial Solution Engineer
Smartsheet
- Melbourne, VIC
- Permanent
- Full-time
- Be a recognized Smartsheet expert and develop deep Smartsheet knowledge relevance (workflow definition, solution design)
- Partner with Commercial Account Executives to deliver technical demonstrations of Smartsheet's SaaS platform, Integrations, and Add-Ons
- Collaborate with existing Sales Engineers in the design of creative solutions to customer requirements using Smartsheet
- Demonstrate technical aspects of the product as a way to solve specific customer problems
- Provide daily product/technical support to sales team and new team and enterprise prospects
- Provide support for preparing technical responses to prospect questions, FAQs, knowledge base and case support entries; help define “best practices” for broad usage across large enterprises
- Travel to enterprise customer sites periodically, serving as a technical subject matter expert to the sales team.
- Deliver on, and exceed, all performance targets
- Early stage software, preferably SaaS, technical pre-sales (SE) experience in a new category
- 3+ years of experience as a Sales Engineer, Solution Architect, or related field in the SaaS and enterprise software industry
- Technical leadership and outstanding customer-facing skills
- Passion for working with web-based technologies and desire understanding of functionality, use cases, and business and technical elements.
- Consultative approach regarding technology and product positioning to both business and technical users
- Experience in solution design or solution architecting related to collaboration/workflow/project management.
- Experience working in a fast-paced, high growth software company where change is a constant
- Willing to travel periodically based on customer and business need
- Google apps, Salesforce.com, MS Suite skills
- Bachelors (BA/BS) degree
- Required
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