Manager, Field Engineering - MFG

Databricks · Chicago, Illinois · Field Engineering - FE Direct Regulated · listed July 2, 2026

The shape of it

Seniority
Manager
Experience asked
3–7 years
Where
Remote
Stated pay
$172,500 – $237,150 USD
Requirements listed
10
Length
873 words

In the posting’s own words

As a Field Engineering Manager, you will manage a team of Solutions Architects (SAs) for the Manufacturing Segment of Databricks’ Field Engineering organization. You will lead a dynamic team of pre-sales professionals focusing on enterprise software, big data/analytics, data engineering, data science, and AI. You will partner with Sales (and other Field Engineering technical segments) to increase revenue and help customers become wildly successful. You'll scale and maintain an outstanding Field Engineering team that is efficient in its operations to help accelerate Databricks’ growth in the market.

What it asks for · 10

  • 3+ years of experience building and leading technical pre-sales teams - hiring, onboarding, coaching, and enabling pre-sales professionals
  • 7+ years of experience in the Data + AI space with a technical product (i.e., data warehousing, big data, data science, machine learning, or AI).
  • A deep technical understanding of the impact that Data + AI can drive within various industry segments
  • Technical competence to earn the trust of Engineering talent and leadership at Databricks.
  • Trusted advisor to technical executives who guide strategic data infrastructure decisions.
  • Lead a team through best practices for technical qualification, proof of concepts, architecture discussions, and product demonstrations.
  • Experience hiring pre-sales professionals, ramping them up to be successful, promoting them into larger roles, identifying and addressing performance issues, and implementing improvement plans.
  • Create a positive team culture and help foster working relationships between Field Engineering, Sales, and other important internal partners.
  • Experience working with other teams such as Product Management, Engineering, and Customer Success.
  • Demonstrated architectural influence. Able to influence and review complex architectures, guiding your team and customers toward ideal solutions that scale.

What the job covers

  • You will hire, train, grow, and manage a bar-raising team of Solutions Architects for a company in high-growth mode.
  • Make your customers extremely successful with Databricks and provide outsized value to their businesses.
  • You will maintain a robust hiring pipeline at all times.
  • Establish relationships across the business to make your customers and team successful.
  • Partner with sales leadership to hit sales and consumption targets while ensuring customer success
  • Keep your team of SAs ahead of the technical curve. You will make sure that your team is continuously learning, maintaining advanced knowledge of the data+AI technology stack, and working to provide our customers with the most comprehensive solutions for their needs

Tools and skills named

Data
  • Databricks2×
  • Data warehouse
Go to market
  • Customer success2×
Models & research
  • Machine learning
Product & design
  • Product management
Ways of working
  • Mentorship

Words the posting leans on

  • technical7×
  • customers6×
  • data6×
  • experience4×
  • engineering3×
  • product3×
  • sales3×
  • solutions3×
  • successful3×
  • architecture2×
  • customer success2×
  • impact2×
  • influence2×
  • leadership2×
  • learning2×
  • partner2×

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