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SolveAI is seeking a Deployment Strategist to own customer deployments end-to-end for enterprise clients in the Greater London area. You will work directly with customers to understand how their organisations operate, identify where AI can create leverage, and drive implementation through ambiguity and constraints that come with enterprise environments.
This role sits at the intersection of product and engineering, requiring comfort with APIs, integrations, and deployment constraints, while
Most enterprise problems never get solved in software, because the person who understands the problem and the person who can build the fix are never the same person. SolveAI closes that gap. Our platform lets the people closest to the problem build real, production-grade software by describing what they need in plain English. It plugs into the enterprise stack as it actually exists, and what it ships clears the bar enterprises actually hold software to: secure, compliant, reliable, maintainable, and able to scale. The result is software tailored to each customer's environment, owned by them. Unlike the wave of "vibe coding" tools squinting at the enterprise from the consumer world - hoping the hard parts can be bolted on later - we started at the hard end. For us, that bar is the foundation we build on, not a roadmap item. We can do this because of who's in the room: a team that's spent decades operating inside the world's most complex organisations, not just observing them. Backed by GV and Accel, built by an ex-Palantir team, and already live with enterprise customers.
As a Deployment Strategist, you'll own customer deployments end-to-end: from the first discovery call to a workflow that's live, adopted, and expanding. You'll work directly with enterprise customers to understand how their organisations really operate, identify where AI can create the most leverage, and drive implementation through the ambiguity, politics, and technical constraints that come with it. This isn't a project management role and it isn't a pure engineering role. It sits at the intersection of both, and the people who thrive here are ones who are just as comfortable in a room with a CFO as they are debugging an integration with an engineering team.