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Confidential is hiring a Solutions Engineer (Product Expert) for on-site work in New York or San Francisco. You will own a product vertical post-implementation, diagnose data and API issues, and serve as the escalation point between customers, customer success, and engineering.
You’ll translate complex technical concepts for non-technical stakeholders and support onboarding and migrations as new product lines roll out.
We're hiring a Solutions Engineer (Product Expert) at a well-funded, high-growth company building AI-driven automation for the housing industry. You'll be the go-to technical expert for a specific product area post-implementation, the bridge between customers, customer success managers, and engineering, owning deep product knowledge and getting pulled in whenever a customer needs real technical depth.
This is a post-sales technical role, not a pre-sales one. You'll work with live customer data and API integrations to diagnose issues, serve as the escalation point when code-level fixes are needed, and feed insights back to engineering and product to keep the platform improving.
Housing operators run on manual, disconnected processes for things like leasing, maintenance, and resident communication. This team automates those workflows with AI, and once a customer is live, someone needs to own the technical relationship, diagnosing data and integration issues, triaging escalations, and translating between non-technical stakeholders and engineering. That's this role.
You’ll own a specific product vertical end-to-end from a technical standpoint, dive into customer data and API integrations to identify and resolve issues, and support onboarding and migration work as new product lines roll out.
This role won't suit you if you want to stay purely pre-sales, or if you'd rather hand off technical escalations than own them. You'll be expected to navigate the codebase and know when to elevate, not just when to explain it.