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Senior Solutions Engineer II, Payments, EMEA
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Role overview Lead technical solution design for enterprise payments opportunities across EMEA, guiding customers from initial discovery and validation through implementation and later expansion. The role combines customer-facing architecture work with close coordination across commercial, product, engineering, and client teams, while feeding market needs back into product planning.
Responsibilities - Partner with commercial teams to shape technical strategy and architecture for prospective customers. - Run discovery to understand business needs, regulatory factors, and integration constraints. - Design and present solutions covering APIs, transaction flows, custody, and settlement. - Build proofs of concept, implementation plans, and validation approaches to support customer decisions. - Work with product and engineering teams on product gaps and improved integration experiences; support implementations and technical delivery after sale. - Share product knowledge internally and represent the team in customer workshops and industry events.
Requirements - At least 7 years in solutions engineering, sales engineering, architecture, product management, or a related role, ideally in payments, financial technology, B2B software, or blockchain. - Experience designing and validating technical solutions for large organizations. - Hands-on ability to test APIs, query databases, and map technical flows. - Experience collaborating with developers on software integrations or product development. - Strong communication and presentation skills, including the ability to explain complex systems clearly. - Customer-focused approach and a record of effective collaboration across commercial, product, and technical teams.
Nice to have - Experience with blockchain infrastructure, stablecoins, tokenized assets, or digital custody. - Familiarity with EMEA payments regulation and compliance. - Previous team leadership experience. - Willingness to travel across EMEA, potentially up to 25%.