Solution Engineer

What you'll do

Own a client end to end. Learn their business, find what to automate or rebuild, and lead the work that ships it.

Turn business problems into technical solutions sit in the call, understand the real problem, design the fix, and decide how it gets built.

Stay hands-on. You'll still write code, build integrations, and work with APIs every day.

Build on whatever the client runs Zoho, Salesforce, Azure, similar platforms, and custom apps where needed.

Run delivery: scope it, sequence it, ship it, support it. The timeline is yours.

Review code and designs. Mentor the developers on your projects and unblock them fast.

Be the escalation point when something breaks or an integration misbehaves.

Own client communication on the technical side status, tradeoffs, bad news, early.

Keep the bar high: clear docs, clear updates, clear commit history.

What we're looking for

4–7 years shipping software, with real depth in REST APIs and system integrations.

Experience leading projects or small teams — the person others check with before they build.

Strong with business platforms (Zoho, Salesforce, or similar). Much of the leverage lives there, not in custom code.

You can sit with a non-technical client, understand the problem, and come back with a working solution.

Still enjoy building. This is technical leadership, not coordination.

Self-driven. You'll often be the senior-most engineer on the account.

Why you'll love this role

Full ownership from first call to delivery — you run projects, not a ticket queue.

Direct access to clients and leadership. Your decisions ship the same week.

Constant variety: new systems, new problems, new builds.

A step into technical leadership without giving up the hands-on work.

As a Solutions Engineer/Sales Engineer, you will act as a trusted technical advisor to prospective customers in the US market. You will own the technical evaluation journey end-to-end, from the first discovery call to closing the deal, by demonstrating how our platform solves real-world data integration challenges. This role involves working closely with global customers (primarily North America ), designing scalable architectures, running tailored product demos, and building proofs-of-concept that showcase value.

Responsibilities:

• Run technical discovery calls with Heads of Data, Data Engineering Managers, and CTOs to understand their stack, pain points, and constraints. These are global conversations, primarily with customers in North America and Europe, and you will own them end-to-end.
• Design and present reference architectures showing how Hevo fits into their existing data stack (e. g., Salesforce, Postgres, GA4 Snowflake, dbt).
• Run live product demos tailored to the customer's stack. These are not scripted walkthroughs. You will need to read the room, adapt on the fly, and handle unexpected technical questions with confidence.
• Own the technical evaluation from the first conversation to the closed deal by addressing deep technical questions and earning trust with engineering teams.
• Build proofs-of-concept by configuring real pipelines from source systems (Salesforce, Outreach, Postgres, MySQL) into destinations like Snowflake or BigQuery.
• Develop deep expertise in the data integration landscape, including native solutions from AWS, GCP, and Azure (AWS Glue, Azure Data Factory, Google Cloud Dataflow) as well as other data pipeline and integration platforms, and articulate Hevo's technical advantages in a way that lands with both technical and non-technical buyers.
• Partner with Account Executives to drive technical wins and with Customer Success to ensure smooth handoffs after a deal closes.
• Share customer feedback and patterns with Product and Engineering to influence the roadmap.

Requirements:

• 2 to 6 years of hands-on experience as a Data engineer, Analytics engineer, ETL/ELT developer, or Data warehouse engineer.
• Experience building and operating real data pipelines in production, including handling source schema changes, failures, and reliability issues.
• Strong fundamentals in SQL and at least one cloud data warehouse (Snowflake, BigQuery, or Redshift).
• Experience with at least one orchestration or transformation tool (Airflow, dbt, or similar).
• Exceptional communication and presentation skills.
• This is non-negotiable. You will be the face of Hevo's technical capability to a global customer base. That means:
• Your spoken English is clear, confident, and easy to follow for an international audience.
• You are comfortable presenting to groups of 5 to 15 people, including senior technical leaders, over video calls.
• You can structure a technical narrative, not just answer questions but guide a conversation toward the right conclusion.
• You can hold your own when a customer pushes back or challenges your recommendation.
• You have presented or demoed something technical to an audience before, in any context: internal reviews, client calls, meetups, or conferences.
• Genuine interest in customer-facing work, even if you have not done it formally before.

Good to have:

• Experience with CDC tools or data integration platforms, whether cloud-native (AWS Glue, Azure Data Factory, or Google Cloud Dataflow) or third-party pipeline and integration tools.
• Exposure to multiple source system types such as CRMs, ad platforms, SaaS APIs, and OLTP databases.
• Public technical writing, conference talks, or open-source contributions.
• Prior experience in customer conversations, even informally. For example, presenting to internal stakeholders or analytics teams or working with international teams across time zones.

Implementation Engineer – Digital Evaluation System

Industry: EdTech / Higher Education

Experience: 3–8 Years

Location: Remote / Client Location (Travel as required)

Job Summary

We are looking for an Implementation Engineer to support the deployment and successful implementation of our Digital Evaluation System across universities and colleges. The role involves client coordination, system configuration, troubleshooting, training, and ensuring smooth implementation.

Key Responsibilities

Implement and configure the Digital Evaluation System for universities and colleges.

Coordinate with clients to understand their requirements and ensure successful deployment.

Support system integration, configuration, testing, and troubleshooting.

Conduct product demonstrations and training sessions for clients and users.

Monitor implementation progress and resolve technical issues within timelines.

Coordinate with internal Product, Development, and Support teams for issue resolution.

Prepare implementation documentation, reports, and user guides.

Travel to client locations for implementation, training, and support whenever required.

Requirements

3–8 years of experience in Software Implementation / ERP Implementation / Technical Support / EdTech.

Experience working with universities, colleges, or educational institutions will be preferred.

Good understanding of software implementation and troubleshooting.

Basic knowledge of databases/SQL and APIs will be an advantage.

Strong communication, coordination, and client-handling skills.

Willingness to travel as per business requirements.

Compensation

Salary will be discussed based on your previous/current salary, experience, and interview performance.

Preferred Candidates

Candidates with experience in Education ERP, Digital Evaluation/Assessment Systems, Examination Management Systems, or EdTech products will be preferred.

Software Development Engineer

What you'll do

Be the dedicated engineer for one of our clients. Learn their business, find what to automate, and build it.

Build automations, integrations, and web apps on whatever the client runs business platforms like the Zoho suite, cloud services like Azure, and custom apps where needed.

Work with APIs every day: connect systems, move data, make tools talk to each other.

Own work end to end: hear the problem from the stakeholder, build the solution, ship it, demo it, support it.

Resolve client tickets and bugs fast. Keep their systems and data healthy.

Write things down: clear docs, clear updates, clear commit history.

What we're looking for

2–5 years shipping software that works and being able to read it, debug it, and stand behind it.

Strong with REST APIs and integrations between systems.

Happy working inside business platforms (Zoho, Salesforce, or similar). Much of the leverage in this role lives there, not in custom code.

You can sit in a call with a non-technical client, understand the real problem, and come back with a working solution.

Self-driven. You'll often be the only engineer on a problem.

Why you'll love this role

Full ownership from first call to delivery you run projects, not just a ticket queue.

Direct access to clients and leadership. Your decisions ship the same week.

Constant variety: new systems, new problems, new builds.

Forward Deployed Implementation Engineer

About the Role

We are looking for a Forward Deployed Implementation Engineer who can work closely with customers and internal teams to successfully implement and operationalize our product.

This is a customer-facing, execution-oriented role that sits at the intersection of Product, Engineering, Accounting, and Customer Operations.

You will own implementations from start to finish — understanding customer requirements, configuring the product, setting up workflows and integrations, troubleshooting issues, coordinating with Engineering/Product, and ensuring customers are successfully onboarded and operational.

This role is ideal for someone who enjoys solving real customer problems, working with data and systems, understanding accounting workflows, and getting things across the finish line.

What You’ll Do

• Own the end-to-end implementation of the product for new and existing customers.
• Understand customer business processes, accounting workflows, and operational requirements.
• Configure customer/entity setups, workflows, recipes, rules, and product features based on business requirements.
• Work with accounting and finance teams to understand their requirements and translate them into product configurations.
• Set up and validate integrations with systems such as accounting platforms, POS systems, banking platforms, and other third-party systems.
• Investigate implementation issues, data discrepancies, integration failures, and workflow problems.
• Work closely with Engineering and Product teams to troubleshoot issues and drive them to resolution.
• Clearly communicate customer requirements, implementation blockers, and product gaps to internal teams.
• Coordinate across multiple stakeholders and ensure implementation tasks are completed on time.
• Test configurations and integrations end-to-end before customer rollout.
• Perform data validation and reconciliation to ensure the system is producing accurate results.
• Support customer/accounting teams during onboarding and transition them successfully to the product.
• Create implementation documentation, playbooks, and repeatable processes.
• Identify recurring customer problems and work with Product/Engineering to improve the product and implementation process.
• Provide feedback from customer implementations to help shape product improvements.

What We’re Looking For

• 2–6 years of experience in implementation, solutions engineering, technical consulting, customer success engineering, business systems, or a similar role.
• Strong problem-solving and analytical skills.
• Comfortable working directly with customers and internal technical teams.
• Ability to understand complex business processes and translate them into system configurations.
• Strong understanding of data, workflows, integrations, and APIs.
• Good understanding of accounting/finance concepts and workflows is highly preferred.
• Comfortable working with spreadsheets and data; SQL knowledge is a strong plus.
• Ability to investigate issues independently and identify the root cause rather than simply escalating problems.
• Strong ownership mindset — you take a problem from "this is broken" to "this is solved."
• Excellent communication skills, both written and verbal.
• Comfortable working in a fast-moving environment where requirements can evolve.
• Ability to manage multiple customer implementations and prioritize effectively.

Good to Have

• Experience with accounting systems such as NetSuite, QuickBooks Online, or similar platforms.
• Experience working with POS systems such as Toast or similar platforms.
• Experience with banking/payment integrations.
• Experience working with REST APIs and integration troubleshooting.
• SQL/Postgres experience.
• Experience working with accounting data, reconciliations, journal entries, revenue, expenses, payouts, or financial reporting.
• Experience in SaaS implementation or B2B software.
• Experience working with Engineering/Product teams in a startup environment.

What This Role Is NOT

This is not a traditional software engineering role where your primary responsibility is writing application code.

You will work closely with Engineering, but your primary responsibility is to:

Understand → Configure → Implement → Validate → Troubleshoot → Deploy → Drive Adoption

You should be comfortable getting hands-on with the product, customer data, integrations, and workflows to solve problems.

Who Will Succeed in This Role?

You will do well if you are someone who:

• Enjoys solving ambiguous problems.
• Can speak comfortably with both customers and engineers.
• Is technically curious and can understand how systems and integrations work.
• Doesn't wait for someone else to solve a problem.
• Can dig into data to find what is actually happening.
• Is comfortable working with accounting/finance teams.
• Enjoys taking ownership of implementations.
• Can balance customer requirements with product capabilities.
• Is willing to get hands-on and figure things out rather than simply following a checklist.

Why Join Us?

You will have significant ownership over how customers successfully adopt the product.

You will work across customers, accounting teams, Product, and Engineering, giving you exposure to both business and technology.

This role is a great opportunity for someone who wants to grow into a Solutions Engineer, Implementation Lead, Product Specialist, or Forward Deployed Engineer while working on real-world customer problems.

Implementation Engineer – Digital Evaluation System

Industry: EdTech / Higher Education

Experience: 8–12 Years

Location: Remote / Client Location (Travel as required)

Job Summary

We are looking for an Implementation Engineer to support the deployment and successful implementation of our Digital Evaluation System across universities and colleges. The role involves client coordination, system configuration, troubleshooting, training, and ensuring smooth implementation.

Key Responsibilities

• Implement and configure the Digital Evaluation System for universities and colleges.
• Coordinate with clients to understand their requirements and ensure successful deployment.
• Support system integration, configuration, testing, and troubleshooting.
• Conduct product demonstrations and training sessions for clients and users.
• Monitor implementation progress and resolve technical issues within timelines.
• Coordinate with internal Product, Development, and Support teams for issue resolution.
• Prepare implementation documentation, reports, and user guides.
• Travel to client locations for implementation, training, and support whenever required.

Requirements

• 8–12 years of experience in Software Implementation / ERP Implementation / Technical Support / EdTech.
• Experience working with universities, colleges, or educational institutions will be preferred.
• Good understanding of software implementation and troubleshooting.
• Basic knowledge of databases/SQL and APIs will be an advantage.
• Strong communication, coordination, and client-handling skills.
• Willingness to travel as per business requirements.

Compensation

Salary will be discussed based on your previous/current salary, experience, and interview performance.

Preferred Candidates

Candidates with experience in Education ERP, Digital Evaluation/Assessment Systems, Examination Management Systems, or EdTech products will be preferred.

Understand client business requirements and translate them into technical solutions.

Conduct requirement gathering, analysis, solution design, and technical documentation.

Work closely with development, QA, infrastructure, and business teams throughout the project lifecycle.

Provide technical guidance and recommend suitable technologies, architectures, and solutions.

Participate in system integration, implementation, testing, deployment, and troubleshooting.

Analyze existing systems and identify opportunities for optimization and improvement.

Prepare technical specifications, solution documents, architecture diagrams, and project documentation.

Act as a technical point of contact for clients and internal stakeholders.

Identify technical risks, dependencies, and challenges and provide appropriate solutions.

Support pre-sales activities, including technical discussions, solution presentations, and proposal preparation when required.

Stay updated with emerging technologies, industry trends, and best practices.

We are looking for a Software Development Engineer – 1 to join our engineering team. The role involves developing

and maintaining backend and/or full-stack product features using JavaScript / TypeScript and Node.js, building APIs

and integrations, working with databases and asynchronous workflows, debugging production issues, and contributing

to automated testing and engineering quality.

Key Responsibilities

• Develop, test, deploy, and maintain backend and/or full-stack product features using JavaScript / TypeScript and

Node.js.

• Design and implement REST APIs and internal or external system integrations.

• Work with relational and/or NoSQL databases for data modelling, querying, validation, and persistence.

• Build user-facing interfaces using JavaScript / TypeScript frameworks where required.

• Implement automated unit, integration, and API tests and contribute to overall code quality.

• Work with asynchronous jobs, queues, webhooks, and third-party integrations where required.

• Investigate defects and production issues, identify root causes, and implement reliable fixes.

• Use logs, metrics, and debugging tools to identify and resolve application failures.

• Collaborate with product and engineering stakeholders to clarify requirements, edge cases, and implementation

details.

• Use AI-assisted development tools effectively while understanding, reviewing, testing, and taking ownership of

generated code.

Technical Support Engineers (TSE) make up a small, talented, and dedicated global team providing an important part of the Pendo experience through guidance and consulting to customers. We pride ourselves on prompt responses to customers with a range of technical capabilities to ensure the success of customers across our web and mobile features as part of the Engineering organization. While the entire company has a customer focus, TSEs make champions out of our customers and provide a partnership experience through professional and accurate technical support.

Responsibilities:

• Answer customer questions through our support queue
• Be the voice of the customer to the Product and Engineering organizations
• Debug customer issues, create reproducible test cases for developers, and validate fixes and workarounds
• Take ownership of pushing cases to resolution, including working with developers
• Actively contribute to knowledge documentation through the creation of internal and customer-facing documentation

Qualifications (your experience):

• Highly empathetic and passionate about helping others at a moment's notice
• Applied coding knowledge - Front End or API
• Reliable and active team member
• Ability to learn technical concepts and translate them to business solutions for customers with a thirst for knowledge
• Conversational fluency in spoken and written English
• 2+ years of professional experience in JavaScript, HTML, CSS and/or Mobile Development
• 2+ years of professional experience working in a customer-facing role
• Proven record of continued education/pursuit of knowledge in technology (computer science degree, coding school, other relevant courses)

The role

A working product and a working deployment are two different things. You are the person who closes that gap.

You sit inside the client's head office. You get the deployment live, you get their teams using the dashboards, and you own whether the AI is returning something worth acting on. Every client is different: different languages on the floor, different store noise, different vocabulary for the same product, different CRM, different idea of what a good conversation looks like. The core platform does not change for each of them. You are the layer that makes it fit, and you are the one the client meets.

You are encouraged to spend time in stores. The engineers who do the best work here are the ones who have stood on a shop floor and watched where the pitch and the pipeline actually break. Nobody will make you go. You will also spend real time in the codebase, because you fix what you find rather than filing it.

What you build has a commercial edge to it. A pilot converts when the client sees the result they were promised, and an account grows when a second team inside it sees what is already sitting in their data. Both of those outcomes are yours to deliver, not somebody else's to chase.

How you will work

You design the deployment, you build it, and you own whether it holds up on a Saturday evening in a crowded store. Nobody hands you the plan, and nobody hands you the spec. You write both.

The decisions are yours. Which integration is worth the week, which vertical taxonomy needs building, what ships in the pilot and what waits, and when to tell a client that the thing they are asking for is the wrong thing to build. You go and find out what a client needs before anyone writes a line of code.

You will not be doing it alone. There are founders, AI engineers and product people around you, and they will build alongside you. What nobody will do is tell you what the client needs. That call is yours.

The work compounds if you do it well. What you learn on one deployment becomes a specification, then code, then a pattern the next one starts from. A year in, the deployments you designed should be running without you, and a new client should take a fraction of the time the first one did.

What you will do

Own the deployment end to end. Device provisioning, store connectivity, data flowing, first insight in front of the client. Get from kickoff to something real inside

the pilot window, and know by the halfway mark whether it is in trouble.

Get their HQ using it. A dashboard nobody opens is a failed deployment. Sit with the sales, marketing and L&D teams, show them what is in their own data, and

make sure the people who asked for this are actually looking at it every week.

Make the AI work on their floor. Their languages, their store noise, their product vocabulary. Benchmark transcription and speaker separation on their actual

audio, and fix what fails instead of explaining it away.

Build the vertical. Intent taxonomies, objection maps and prompt libraries for the category you are deployed into. A jewellery floor and an electronics floor do not

share a conversation model.

Wire it into their systems. CRM and POS integrations, so conversation data connects to what actually got sold and the insight can be checked against reality.

Build what the client asks for. Custom reports, dashboards and agents. Ground everything in source conversations and verify it before it ships, because a confident

wrong number costs an account.

Close the pilot. A pilot converts on results, not on effort. Know what the client agreed to judge this on, work backwards from it, and make sure the output in front of

their leadership at the end is the thing they asked for.

Grow the account. The same intelligence is worth something to marketing, L&D and category teams inside the same client. Spot which of them would benefit, show them what is already in their data, and hand a real opening to the account team.

Push it back into the product. Turn one-off client work into something the platform does by default, so the next deployment starts further ahead than this one did.

What we are looking for

Must have

• 0 to 5 years of experience. A consulting internship or an analyst role is the closest match to what this job actually asks for, but we care more about what you can do than where you did it
• Coding ability, ideally Python. Degree, internship, first job or your own projects. What we want to see is something you built that other people actually used
• Excel or Sheets at a real working level. A lot of the first conversation with a client happens in a spreadsheet before it ever happens in a dashboard
• The ability to explain a complicated idea simply. You will be taking AI output to people who do not think about models, and the explanation matters as much as the result
• Comfort at the boundaries. APIs, data pipelines, some frontend, some hardware when a device misbehaves
• An eye for where a deployment turns into more business, and the willingness to raise it yourself
• Heavy hands-on LLM usage. Prompts, evaluations, retrieval, and a clear view on where these tools break
• Fluent English and Hindi. A third Indian language counts for a lot, since the useful conversations happen on store floors and not only in HQ meeting rooms
• The instinct to go and find out what a client needs rather than waiting to be told

Good to have

Speech or audio work. Transcription, diarization, voice activity detection, or

anything that survives noisy real-world recording

Embedded or IoT experience, on ESP32 or similar

SQL and experience building things customers actually look at

Side projects, hackathons or internships where you shipped without a spec

and it worked