Enterprise Integrations Engineer

Riskified; New York (NY); Hybrid; USD 165,000 - 175,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Medical, dental, and vision insurance

Equity for all employees

401(k) + matching

Catered lunch

Job summary

Riskified is seeking an Integrations Engineer to drive and integrate customers with our platform and products. You’ll interface with enterprise eCommerce merchants to reduce fraud and boost profitability, while serving as the technical expert throughout the E2E integration process.

You will wear many hats—sharing client feedback, influencing product roadmaps, owning API integrations, and collaborating with developers to resolve commercial issues for multiple clients.

Qualifications

• Authorized to work in the United States on a full-time basis without visa sponsorship.
• 4–6+ years experience as an Integrations Engineer / Solution Engineer / Senior Technical Manager.
• Experience with databases and querying languages (e.g. SQL).
• Strong problem solving and stakeholder management with excellent communication.
• Proven API integration background; able to read logs and source code.
• Client-facing technical experience with enterprise merchants and pre-sales activities.
• Experience planning, leading and executing technical projects with Enterprise clients.

Responsibilities

• Provide end-to-end onboarding support for new clients from a technical and operational integration perspective.
• Interface with enterprise merchants to reduce fraud and increase bottom line, driving adoption of the platform.
• Act as the technical owner throughout the E2E integration process and guide cross-functional teams.
• Maintain and update public facing SDKs, APIs, and integration guides.

Job description

Riskified is seeking an Integrations Engineer to drive and integrate customers with our platform and products. You’ll interface with enterprise eCommerce merchants to reduce fraud and boost profitability, while serving as the technical expert throughout the E2E integration process.

You will wear many hats—sharing client feedback, influencing product roadmaps, owning API integrations, and collaborating with developers to resolve commercial issues for multiple clients.