Staff Software Engineer, Sales Data & Agents

Databricks · New York City, New York · Engineering - Pipeline · listed August 28, 2026

The shape of it

Seniority
Staff
Experience asked
10+ years
Where
Not stated
Stated pay
$190,900 – $253,750 USD
Requirements listed
10
Length
844 words

In the posting’s own words

CRM is where revenue teams record their work, however they generally lack a solid intelligence layer. Objects are customized past recognition, history is incomplete, and reps route around whatever slows them down. As a result, the sales intelligence layer increasingly lives in a Data+AI platform. We are looking to productize with data & agents what our customers have been already manually building in our platform.

What it asks for · 10

  • 10+ years of engineering experience, including time as a tech lead, or leading other tech leads, on complex enterprise software projects
  • Deep hands-on knowledge of at least one major CRM data model and platform (Salesforce, Dynamics, HubSpot): objects, sharing and permission models, history tables, bulk and change-data APIs, platform limits
  • Real understanding of how reps and managers use these tools day to day, and where forecasting, pipeline hygiene, and territory data break down
  • Experience shipping production agents with tool use, permissioned writes, and human-in-the-loop review
  • High ownership and bias for action in 0→1 environments: you are comfortable making pragmatic trade-offs, operating with incomplete information, and driving projects from idea through launch and adoption
  • Strong ability to collaborate across product, engineering, and design teams to align technical strategy with company growth objectives
  • Demonstrated product mindset with the ability to translate ambiguous customer problems into scrappy MVPs and iterate quickly based on data and user feedback
  • Combination of technical and people leadership, for example, as a TLM (Nice to have)
  • Built revops, forecasting, or CPQ-adjacent products (Nice to have)
  • Time spent in-house on a Salesforce platform team or at an SI (Nice to have)

What the job covers

  • Lead the modeling of sales/CRM objects, relationships, and history into a representation agents can reason over reliably
  • Lead development of agents used by reps, sales management, and revenue operations
  • Define the write path back into the system of record: permissions, validation, idempotency, audit, and human approval
  • Help define & lead the implementation of the initial use cases on top of the data & agents
  • Partner closely with product management, design, and other engineering teams to build intuitive, scalable, and extensible solutions that drive user & business growth
  • Create novel, never-seen-before interfaces for GenAI agents that manage complex workflows while keeping the human in the loop through inspectability and transparency

Tools and skills named

Go to market
  • Forecasting2×
  • Salesforce2×
  • HubSpot
Product & design
  • Product management
  • User experience
Data
  • Databricks
Security & compliance
  • Audit

Words the posting leans on

  • data9×
  • agents6×
  • platform6×
  • lead5×
  • product4×
  • customers3×
  • engineering3×
  • history3×
  • nice3×
  • objects3×
  • reps3×
  • technical3×
  • building2×
  • business2×
  • complex2×
  • crm2×

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