Solutions Engineer, StackOne

• The ideal candidate will have had experience in a customer facing role & in developing integrations with various tools via APIs, along with a strong interest in exploring new technologies and platforms.
• 2+ years of experience using Javascript or Typescript
• 2+ years experience in a solutions engineer, technical account manager or similar client-facing technical role
• Solid communication and collaboration skills
• Strong problem-solving and analytical skills
• Passion for working at the forefront of innovation

• As an Solutions Engineer at StackOne, you will play a crucial role in driving the expansion of our platform's capabilities
• You will work to understand our customer’s unique needs and collaborate with the rest of the engineering team to add support for new integrations within the StackOne unified API
• Help scope & gather requirements to understand customers’ integration needs
• Collaborate with the engineering team to design and develop new integrations and capabilities for the StackOne unified API
• Research and explore various tools and platforms to identify opportunities for expanding StackOne's integration capabilities
• Continuously improve the performance, reliability, and scalability of existing integrations
• Provide technical support and guidance to customers during the on-boarding process and beyond, ensuring a smooth and positive experience
• Contribute to the development of integration-related documentation, guidelines, and best practices

• Participation in the company’s employee share options plan
• 25 days holiday + 1 additional day holiday per year of tenure
• Remote working friendly
• £1,000 for your home office set up + £500/year top-up
• Cycle2Work and Electric Car Scheme
• Multiple company offsites per year
• Private health insurance (including dental & optical)
• Health, fitness and gift card discounts
• Annual team offsite to sunny spots (last ones were in Spain and Portugal)

Total funding: $3.9m

The explosion of SaaS tools has created an integration nightmare for companies. More and more B2B customers are expecting their SaaS tools to integrate with each other natively. But building and managing API connections in-house as a software vendor is time-consuming and costly, diverting teams from their core roadmap and stopping sales teams from selling.