The opportunity
The Solutions Architect team is part of GitLab’s Sales organization. We collaborate asynchronously across regions to share practices, develop reusable technical content, and bring field feedback into the business.
What you'll do
Guide technical discovery, product demonstrations, and validation activities,: including proofs of value, to confirm technical fit, accelerate evaluation milestones, and improve technical win rates for GitLab’s AI-powered DevSecOps platform.
Own the technical evaluation process for complex opportunities, including: solution design, workshop facilitation, proof of concept or proof of value execution, and technical materials for tenders, audits, and assessments, with accountability for clear success criteria and documented evaluation outcomes.
Develop end-to-end technical strategies for assigned accounts that expand: platform adoption, reduce delivery risk, and enable multi-team and multi-year transformation milestones.
Collaborate with Account Executives and regional sales teams in the East: territory to shape account and territory plans, support qualification, and align technical strategy to customer priorities, opportunity progression, and business outcomes.
Advise technical practitioners and business leaders on modern software: development, continuous integration, continuous deployment, security, cloud, and platform adoption practices to improve delivery efficiency, strengthen security outcomes, and increase adoption of GitLab workflows.
Drive competitive analysis and positioning for complex opportunities by using: market, industry, and customer context to clarify GitLab’s differentiated approach and improve technical win readiness.
What they're looking for
- Represent the voice of the customer by sharing product feedback, use cases,: integration needs, and field insights with Product Management, Engineering, Sales, and Marketing to improve roadmap decisions, integration readiness, and field effectiveness.
- Mentor other Solutions Architects, contribute to team learning initiatives,: improve technical collateral and documentation, and share subject matter expertise through GitLab’s common collaboration channels to increase team readiness, reuse of technical assets, and consistency across engagements.
