Top Entry Level Sales Engineer Jobs in Las Vegas, NV

The Associate Sales Engineer partners with sales, product, customer success, and professional services teams to support SaaS sales. Responsibilities include conducting consultative discovery, delivering tailored technical demonstrations, explaining API integrations and security protocols, identifying technical blockers, recommending solutions, incorporating customer feedback, and communicating technical value to HR and IT stakeholders. The role also requires collaboration, continuous learning, competitive awareness, and use of data and AI tools to improve buyer engagement.

The Ubuntu Pro Sales Engineer drives adoption of Ubuntu Pro, advises customers, delivers presentations, and collaborates with sales teams to meet targets in a global setting.

Partner with Account Executives to handle the technical side of sales: deliver personalized demos, answer technical questions, manage PoCs, build relationships with product and engineering teams, and optionally create documentation or integration prototypes.

Build relationships with prospective customers as a Sales Engineer for Island’s enterprise browser and security platform. Lead discovery sessions, product demonstrations, proof-of-concepts, and technical objection handling. Translate complex cybersecurity, networking, and enterprise software capabilities into clear customer value while partnering with sales teams as a technical strategist, trusted advisor, and product champion. This is an open pipeline opportunity for future U.S.-based sales engineering roles.

Serve as the primary technical advisor in mid-market and enterprise sales cycles. Lead discovery, architecture discussions, product demonstrations, competitive research, and Proof of Value programs. Translate security technology into measurable business outcomes, address technical objections, educate stakeholders and partners, and support AI security solutions across email and identity. The role requires expertise in SaaS security, email infrastructure, networking, identity, threat detection, and customer-facing technical communication.