Remote-Friendly Enterprise Solutions Architect - Texas

ClickHouse; Oregon; Hybrid; USD 140,000 - 210,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Flexible work environment

Healthcare

Equity in the company

Time off

$500 home office setup

Global gatherings

Job summary

ClickHouse is seeking an Enterprise Solutions Architect to own the technical sale for enterprise accounts in Texas. Based in Austin or Dallas, you will design scalable data architectures, run production-scale benchmarks, and guide migration plans to production.

You will engage data platform engineers, SRE, security, and executives, crafting credible solutions that can be deployed at scale. Strong pre-sales experience is a plus but not required; depth is essential.

Qualifications

• Experience designing enterprise-scale data architectures and migrations.
• Ability to run production benchmarks and prove feasibility to customers.
• Strong communication with both technical and executive audiences.

Responsibilities

• Own the technical evaluation for enterprise accounts from discovery to production workload.
• Design production-scale architectures with sizing, sharding, and migration plans.
• Win competitive displacements and build a credible migration path for customers.
• Collaborate with Enterprise AEs to close opportunities and articulate technical wins.

Skills

Enterprise architecture

Data infrastructure

Cloud proficiency

Pre-sales experience

Stakeholder management

Production-scale benchmarking

Education

Bachelor's in CS

Tools

ClickHouse

Snowflake

BigQuery

Redshift

Druid

Vertica

Job description

ClickHouse is seeking an Enterprise Solutions Architect to own the technical sale for enterprise accounts in Texas. Based in Austin or Dallas, you will design scalable data architectures, run production-scale benchmarks, and guide migration plans to production.

You will engage data platform engineers, SRE, security, and executives, crafting credible solutions that can be deployed at scale. Strong pre-sales experience is a plus but not required; depth is essential.