Join SingleStore's Sales Talent Community to be considered for future sales and technical sales roles across the US and EMEA. Candidates with backgrounds as Account Executives, BDRs, Solutions Engineers, Sales Engineers, or Forward Deployed Engineers are encouraged to submit profiles for review and outreach when roles match.
Interested in future sales opportunities with SingleStore? Join our Sales Talent Community and stay connected with upcoming openings across our Go-To-Market organization in the United States and EMEA.
We’re always interested in speaking with talented professionals who are passionate about technology, customer impact, and helping organizations modernize their data and AI capabilities.
We’d love to hear from candidates with experience in areas such as:
- Account Executives
- Business Development Representatives (BDRs)
- Solutions Engineers
- Sales Engineers
- Forward Deployed Engineers
At SingleStore, our teams partner with some of the world’s most innovative companies to power real-time analytics, modern applications, and AI workloads on a unified data platform.
Why Join SingleStore?- High-growth company at the forefront of data and AI innovation
- Opportunities across commercial and technical sales functions
- Global, collaborative, and high-performance culture
- Meaningful work with strong customer impact
If you’re interested in being considered for future opportunities, submit your profile to our Sales Talent Community. Our Talent team will review your background and reach out when relevant roles align with your experience.
We look forward to connecting with you.
SingleStore Seattle, Washington, USA Office
96 Union Street, Seattle, WA, United States, 98101
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