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A leading company in networking solutions seeks a Systems (Sales) Engineer to enhance enterprise sales efforts across the Mid Atlantic and Southeast regions. The ideal candidate will possess strong networking expertise, sales experience, and a commitment to customer satisfaction. Competitive cash earnings expected between $225,000 and $280,000 annually, reflecting the critical role in driving technology sales.
VA / MD / DE / DC
Forward Networks is revolutionizing the way large networks are managed. The Forward Enterprise platform delivers a vendor-agnostic "digital twin" of the network, based on a mathematical model. The platform scales to support hundreds of thousands of network devices, whether cloud, hybrid cloud, or on-prem. It serves as a single source of truth for the network, enabling network operators to instantly verify security posture, accelerate troubleshooting, avoid outages, and modernize network management.
Over the past few years, Forward Networks has received tremendous industry recognition, including “Cool Vendor in Enterprise Networking” by Gartner, “Product of the Year” by Cloud Computing, “Hot Company” by Cyber Defense Magazine, “Enterprise Cloud Computing Software of the Year,” and has been named to Fortune’s “Best Workplaces in the Bay Area” list.
The company was founded by four Stanford PhD graduates who saw a massive opportunity to improve network operations. Investors include Andreessen Horowitz, MSD Capital, Threshold Ventures, and Goldman Sachs.
Forward Networks is looking for a Systems (Sales) Engineer
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The expected On-Target Cash Earnings for this role is between 225,000-280,000 per year. Within this range, individual pay is determined by several factors including but not limited to, job-related skills, work experience, and relevant education/training
The ideal candidate will be located in territory. We are open to remote locations near a major airport anywhere in the Mid-Atlantic or South East region.
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