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Sr Post Sales Solutions Engineer 🇬🇧 | Enterprise Security | United Kingdom | Growth Stage
This isn’t a support seat. It’s the hands-on technical seat that makes a security product work inside the most complex enterprises.
A well-funded, fast-growing security company is rolling out a new class of enterprise platform. Customers sign. Then the real work starts. The company needs someone who owns that work from first deployment to final resolution.
What we need:
- UK-based. 7+ years in customer-facing technical roles at a B2B SaaS security vendor, in solutions engineering, professional services or Tier 3 support.
- An EDR, DLP or CASB/SASE background is a strong advantage.
- Proven experience deploying and integrating solutions in enterprise environments and troubleshooting production systems.
- A generalist across endpoint management, cloud infrastructure, identity and SSO, and networking.
- Hands-on with Jamf or Intune, and with AWS, Azure, GCP or Databricks.
- Strong scripting in Python, Bash or PowerShell, plus REST APIs, Docker and Kubernetes.
- Excellent communication with technical and executive audiences.
- Familiarity with emerging AI tooling is a plus.
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- Complex post-sales deployments across endpoints, cloud, identity, SaaS and developer environments.
- Translating customer use cases into configurations, integrations and production-readiness plans.
- Scripts, automation and reusable implementation patterns.
- Technical escalations from investigation to resolution, with clear bug reports for Engineering.
- Customer enablement through workshops and runbooks.
- A direct line to Product and Engineering.
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