Working Student Solution Engineer

GlassFlow is building a hands free data streaming infrastructure for modern data teams. We are an early stage VC backed startup from Berlin that is building a category defining infrastructure product from ground up. GlassFlow will enable millions of data engineers across the world to get value out of their real time events data without the pains of maintaining the underlying infrastructure. GlassFlow is supported by world class tech angels like Heikki Nousiainen (CTO Aiven) Thomas Dohmke (CEO GitHub) Sergei Sokolenko (ex Snowflake Google).

Tasks

Were seeking a Solution Engineer to join our team as a student worker. In this role you will be responsible for preparing use cases in the form of demos and similar tasks. You must have a background in Python and a solid understanding of data principles.
This is a parttime position with up to 20 hours per week.

• Prepare use cases in the form of demos to showcase the capabilities of GlassFlow.
• Collaborate with the product and engineering teams to understand customer needs and translate them into actionable solutions.
• Assist in technical demonstrations and presentations to potential clients.
• Provide technical support to customers during the trial and implementation phases.

Requirements

• Currently enrolled as a student in a relevant field (Computer Science Data Science Engineering etc.).
• Proficiency in Python programming language.
• Strong understanding of data principles and experience working with datarelated technologies.
• Excellent communication and presentation skills.
• Ability to work independently and in a team environment.
• Prior experience with solution engineering or technical support is a plus.

If youre passionate about data infrastructure and want to be part of a dynamic startup environment wed love to hear from you!

GlassFlow is an equal opportunity employer and values diversity in the workplace. We encourage applications from all qualified individuals including those with diverse backgrounds and those with disabilities.