Solutions Engineer, Mendix
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Low-code application development platform for enterprise
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Low-code application development platform for enterprise
1001+ employees
Be an early applicant
More information about location
1001+ employees
Company mission
To empower IT and Business teams to collaborate like never before, while experiencing unmatched speed and control.
Role
Who you are
- Demonstrable, hands-on experience designing and building agentic AI systems in production-realistic environments (tool use/function calling, orchestration/planning, multi-agent patterns where appropriate)
- Strong practical knowledge of LLM application architecture, including retrieval (RAG), grounding, prompt/system design, and structured outputs
- Experience implementing evaluation and reliability loops (test harnesses, offline/online evals, monitoring, feedback, iteration) and guardrails (safety, policy, data controls)
- Proven ability to integrate agentic workflows with enterprise systems and data (APIs, events, identity, governance) and to design complex integration architectures
- Strong background in system architecture and end-to-end solution delivery (security, scalability, reliability, observability, deployment readiness)
- Experience with enterprise platforms and ecosystems (Siemens stack a plus), data platforms, and modern AI tooling
- Ability to translate complex technical capabilities into reusable patterns, reference architectures, and clear technical narratives for GTM and customer contexts
- Strong communication and collaboration skills across Product, GTM, engineering, and customer stakeholders
- Mendix experience is a plus
What the job involves
- Mendix, a Siemens business, powers hybrid agentic workforces by enabling organizations to build, scale and orchestrate agents and applications faster by combining low-code, AI, data, and integrations into a unified platform
- The Technical Solutions Marketing team builds technical credibility for Mendix through validated architectures, reusable proof points, and real-world implementations
- In this role, you will work directly with customers and the field to prove high-value use cases through lighthouse implementations, then package what works into reusable patterns, components, and technical narratives that scale across GTM and delivery ecosystems
- Design and implement customer-facing prototypes and lighthouse implementations to validate high-value AI and integration use cases
- Lead strategic workshops and technical deep dives with customers and field teams, especially for agentic AI workflows and complex integrations
- Turn validated customer work into reusable assets: reference architectures, blueprints, accelerators, and repeatable patterns
- Serve as the deep technical owner for agentic system design, including tool use, orchestration, and multi-agent patterns
- Design and maintain complex integration architectures across enterprise platforms and data systems
- Ground GTM positioning and storytelling in validated technical proof points, supporting high-impact moments like executive demos and analyst briefings
- What Success Looks Like:
- Lighthouse customer implementations that prove value, de-risk adoption, and generate validated technical proof points
- Packaged assets (patterns, blueprints, components, playbooks) reused across GTM and adopted by Services/partners for repeatable delivery
- Reliable, scalable demo and workshop environments that consistently showcase complex AI/data/integration scenarios
- A strong feedback loop into Product and PMM informed by real customer builds
- This role sits at the intersection of deep technical work and real business impact, and plays a central part in how Mendix's AI and integration capabilities are proven, packaged, and scaled
- You will design and validate the architectures that become the foundation for how customers adopt the platform, how Services delivers at scale, and how GTM tells a credible technical story
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Our take
Mendix’s low-code software helps companies build their own custom software applications more quickly and efficiently.
It was founded in 2005 and didn't get much traction, only raising its first round of funding in 2011. Since then, the amount of software being built has exploded, giving Mendix a market to grow into.
Research company Gartner predicts low-code application development will be responsible for more than 65% of application development activity by 2024.
Siemens, one of the largest industrial companies, acquired Mendix in August 2018. Since then, Mendix has been developing new low-code applications, such as connectors for Amazon Web Services, staying in line with the increased interest in low-code tech.
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Company
Funding (2 rounds)
Jan 2014
$25m
SERIES B
Oct 2011
$13m
SERIES A
Total funding: $38m
Company benefits
- Work from home opportunities
- Family leave
- Retirement savings
- Commuter Benefits
- Generous Paid time off
- Outings & Events
- Training & Development
Company HQ
Fort Point, Boston, MA
Leadership
Derckjan Kruit
(VP Corporate Development)Earned an M.Sc from Rotterdam School of Management before co-founding Mendix.
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