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Manager, Solutions Engineering, Mid-Market

Lead Mid-Market Solutions Engineering team driving technical wins and strategic platform adoption across Americas.

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The role

This manager role leads Notion's technical sales function for mid-market customers across the Americas region. The position combines hands-on customer engagement with team leadership, requiring someone to build scalable demos and proofs of concept while mentoring Solutions Engineers and influencing product strategy through customer insights.

What you'd do

  • Manage and mentor a Solutions Engineering team supporting mid-market account executives
  • Establish standards for technical discovery, product demonstrations, and proof-of-concept execution
  • Guide customers on identity management, data loss prevention, and API integration requirements
  • Respond to RFP requests and security questionnaires with detailed technical responses
  • Represent the company at customer meetings and industry events; create technical enablement content

What they're looking for

  • Minimum 5+ years as a Solutions or Sales Engineer with prior team leadership experience
  • Deep technical knowledge of SaaS integrations, platform architecture, and real-world API applications
  • Strong executive communication skills and proven cross-functional partnership with Sales, Product, and Marketing
  • Demonstrated project leadership ability and adaptability in rapidly evolving environments
  • Intellectual curiosity about AI technology and practical productivity applications

Nice to have

  • Early-stage startup background
  • Hands-on experience with Notion and relational database design
  • Familiarity with large language models and AI workflow optimization
  • Scripting ability using Notion API

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