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We are establishing Synspective Europe GmbH, a German based company which is currently looking for a Sales Engineer to cover the EMEA Region. The parent company is Tokyo, Japan based Synspective Inc. which is a vertically integrated SAR satellite constellation company, with 5 operational SAR small sats and growing to 30+ by 2030. We provide data and analytics derived from our SAR constellation as well as other sources and our mission is to provide critical insights of our planet to create a resilient planet for future generations to come. Come be part of a purpose drive company and you will have the opportunity to shape your own future and change the world." Synspective is hiring a technically strong, customer-facing Sales Engineer to accelerate commercial adoption of our SAR satellites, data products, analytics, and integrated solutions. This role combines technical pre-sales, multi-product solution design, RFP/technical documentation, PoC design, implementation and delivery, and ongoing account support to drive revenue and product-market fit across verticals (Defense & Intelligence, Energy, Maritime, Civil Government, Environment and others). You may be required to travel internationally up to 30-40% of the time. Key responsibilities Solution design — multiple-product opportunities Define and present solutions that combine Synspective data, analytics, APIs, and partner products to address complex customer needs. Prepare and present technical business-case decks to technical and executive stakeholders. Influence solution strategy by identifying market gaps and recommending product or packaging changes. Work cross-functionally with Sales, Product and Operations to prioritize features and roadmap items that increase solution uptake. Product proficiency and roadmap stewardship Maintain deep, up-to-date knowledge of Synspective products, new releases and roadmap; drive early adoption of new features in customer engagements. Produce technical notes and capability comparisons for internal teams and customers. RFP reviews and technical documentation Lead technical responses to RFPs and tenders; draft SOWs, system specifications. Ensure technical clarity and compliance in proposals and contract documents. Support multiple accounts for solution development Provide concurrent technical support and for customer base implementing the defined solution, ensuring consistency, deliverables and customer expectations are met. Capture and share best-practices, common configurations and issue resolutions across accounts. Develop industry demo datasets, pitch decks and solutions. Curate realistic, industry-specific demo datasets and build compelling technical-commercial pitch decks and live demos tailored to vertical use-cases. Keep a library of demo assets to accelerate sales cycles. Define PoC success criteria, run technical setups, validate outputs, and produce PoC reports that support commercial decisions. Coordinate hand-off to Customer Success/Delivery teams with clear runbooks, acceptance tests and operational guidance. Enablement and feedback loop Train customers and channel partners on solution capabilities, demos and platforms. Feed customer feedback, competitive intelligence and field insights into the product roadmap and go-to-market strategy. Travel and stakeholder engagement Attend customer meetings, industry conferences and technical workshops as required.
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