About Hex

Hex is growing our team of builders on a mission to make everyone a data person. Our platform solves key pain points with today’s data and analytics tooling, and empowers anyone to explore data using natural language, with or without code, on trusted context. Thousands of customers like Ramp, Figma, Stubhub, Anthropic, and Gamma love Hex for our beautiful UI, agentic superpowers, and boundless flexibility.

Hex has raised over $100M from leading investors like Sequoia, a16z, Snowflake and Amplify. With office hubs in San Francisco and New York, as well as remote team members throughout the US and UK, we’re a high-agency team that ships fast and has fun doing it. Check out our Intro to Hex video and employee handbook to learn more about what it’s like to work at Hex.

Hex's user base is continuing to grow rapidly. We are hiring a Sales Engineer to partner with potential customers to support their Hex evaluations.

About the role

Hex is redefining how teams work with data - combining notebooks, apps, BI, and AI-native workflows into a single collaborative analytics platform. Enterprises like StubHub, Rivian and Reddit, rely on Hex as a core part of how their data teams operate.

We’re at an exciting stage of growth. Hex is scaling rapidly, and ready to build on our foundation of Enterprise logos. This is a high-impact moment to join: our go-to-market motion is accelerating, our AI capabilities are changing the foundation of data work, and Sales Engineers play a central role in shaping how we win.

As an Enterprise Sales Engineer, you will leverage your product, ecosystem, and technical expertise to shape how our potential customers evaluate and adopt Hex. You will partner with the Sales team to help prospects understand the challenges in their current state, connect Hex’s value to those challenges, own the technical evaluation, and set them up for long-term success as a customer. This is a consultative, highly technical position where you’ll influence deal strategy, inform product direction, and act as the voice of the customer.

If you want to learn more about the team, what we do, and how we work, please check out our team page!

What you will do

Serve as a trusted technical advisor to data teams & C-level executives (think: Data Scientists, Analytics Engineers, CIOs, AI deployment leads) and build strong relationships to help them get the most out of Hex during their evaluations

Own the technical sales cycle and work with Hex end users throughout the Sales cycle: discovery, product demos, proofs of concept & initial deployment

Partner closely with Account Executives to develop opportunity-level strategy, execute evaluations, and share feedback to improve your partnership

Inform the product roadmap by synthesizing product feedback from prospects to share with internal Engineering & Product teams

Project manage the architecture, security, and technical reviews that prospects require

Develop content to support users who are a part of evaluations ie. demo projects, documentation, videos, etc.

As needed, travel to customer on-sites and marketing events to deliver demos and build strong customer relationships

Who you might be

You might be a fit for this role if you have:

5+ years experience in a technical Pre-Sales role

Experience working with Enterprise customers with over 2500 employees

Experience with POC/Technical Sales Motions/Deployment Engineering to land new logos

Familiarity with data science tooling and workflows, including Python, SQL, and BI tools (Bonus points if you have spent lots of time in notebooks, SQL IDEs, or semantic modeling tools)

A strong track record of talking to customers - from IC users to senior stakeholders - and solving their problems

You're an excellent communicator who builds empathy, shares feedback, and grows successful relationships with internal and external stakeholders

A generalist technical skillset: you don't need a CS degree, but should have a passion and interest for technology and be a creative problem solver

Experience or interest in working in an early-stage startup environment