RevenueCat
Sales Engineer
Job Summary
The Sales Engineer role involves providing technical guidance through discovery calls, live demos, and deep-dives, focusing on SDK integration, architecture, and analytics. The candidate will create scalable content, assist with technical evaluation, and collaborate with product, marketing, and sales teams to improve sales cycles and customer onboarding. Success requires experience in customer-facing technical roles, fluency with mobile development stacks, and strong communication skills. The role emphasizes proactive outreach, content development, and acting as the technical voice for prospects ranging from individual developers to large teams.
Required Skills
Benefits
Job Description
About us:
RevenueCat makes building, analyzing, and growing mobile subscriptions easy. We launched as part of Y Combinator's summer 2018 batch and today are handling more than $4B of in-app purchases annually across thousands of apps.
We are a mission driven, remote-first company that is building the standard for mobile subscription infrastructure. Top apps like ChatGPT, VSCO, Notion, and ClassDojo count on RevenueCat to power their subscriptions at scale.
Our 90 team members (and growing!) are located all over the world, from New York City to Madrid to Cape Town. We're a close-knit, product-driven team, and we strive to live our core values: Customer Obsession, Always Be Shipping, Own It, and Balance.
The Role
RevenueCat makes it easy for apps of every shape and size to monetize across iOS, Android, the web, and other platforms like Roku and Amazon. The moment a developer or product team decides they might want RevenueCat, you step in.
As aSales Engineer, you will be the technical guide who turns“I am curious” into“I am shipping.” You will pair deep RevenueCat product knowledge with a consultative mindset, answering questions, architecting solutions, and removing friction for prospects of all shapes and sizes. When one‑to‑one does not scale, you will collaborate to deliver one‑to‑many resources such as video walkthroughs, sample repositories, and live webinars – helping thousands of developers evaluate RevenueCat on their own terms.
If you enjoy combining code, conversation, and creativity to help builders ship faster, this role might be for you.
What You Will Be Responsible For
Technical Guidance and Evaluation
You will run tailored discovery calls, live demos, and deep‑dive sessions that map RevenueCat capabilities to prospect needs. Your advice will cover architecture, SDK integration, subscription setup, webhooks, and analytics. When needed, you will write lightweight proofs of concept or code snippets that speed up internal decision making.
Proactive Outreach
You will monitor new trial accounts and key usage signals, then reach out with personalized guidance before prospects even ask. In partnership with Account Executives, you will take inbound leads from initial interest to technically confident customers.
One‑to‑Many Enablement
You will create scalable content that answers common evaluation questions at once. This can include feature‑focused videos, technical blog posts, live webinars, and improved open‑source sample apps. Inside the company, you will maintain demo environments and technical FAQs that help Sales, Success, and Support teams speak with authority.
Feedback and Collaboration
Acting as the voice of the builder, you will funnel prospect feedback and edge‑case requirements to Product and Engineering. You will work with Marketing on launch webinars and with Product Marketing on solution guides that shorten sales cycles. By tracking metrics, such as conversion rates and time to first value, you will pinpoint blockers and ship fixes or new content that improves the numbers.
What Success Looks Like
Within 1 Month
You have ramped up on RevenueCat SDKs, APIs, and common integration patterns. After shadowing discovery calls, you deliver your first live demo. You also ship a quick‑start improvement such as an updated sample app README
Within 3 Months
You own the technical portion of deals for a defined segment or region and have launched your first one‑to‑many asset, for example a ten‑minute sandbox walkthrough video or a micro webinar. Proactive outreach workflows for high‑value sign‑ups are in place and showing early traction.
Within 6 Months
Evaluation cycles in your pipeline are consistently shorter. You have published or updated at least two sample apps or integration guides and co‑hosted a public webinar with Marketing that drives qualified leads. You thoroughly understand the RevenueCat platform.
After 12 Months
You are the go‑to technical resource for complex, high‑value prospects. Conversion from form fill to win has increased in the segments you have owned. You mentor new Sales Engineers and contribute to scaling our enablement library.
What You Will Need to Be Successful
3 or more years in a customer‑facing technical role such as sales engineering, solutions architecture, or developer advocacy for a SaaS or developer‑tool company
Fluency with mobile stacks and comfort reading and writing Swift or Objective‑C, Kotlin or Java, Flutter or Dart, or React Native with TypeScript
Strong communication skills that translate code and APIs into business value for both developers and non‑technical stakeholders
Project management habits that keep multiple deals, demos, and content projects on track in a remote, async environment
Bias toward shipping and a preference for delivering a seventy percent solution today over a perfect one next quarter
Ideally, you also
Have shipped an app with RevenueCat
Know subscription commerce, in‑app purchases, or payments
Have recorded technical video content or hosted webinars
Enjoy occasional whimsical side quests like creating a demo app that turns cat photos into subscription revenue
Are comfortable with tools such as Linear, Notion, Slack, and Looker
Ready to apply?
Send us your resume, a short note on why you would thrive as a RevenueCat Sales Engineer, and any links to technical demos, talks, or code samples you are proud of. We look forward to seeing how you will help the next generation of app builders monetize and grow
What we offer:
Competitive equity in a fast-growing, Series C startup backed by top-tier investors, including Y Combinator
10-year window to exercise vested equity options
Fully remote and flexible work environment
4-5 weeks of suggested time off annually for mental, physical, and emotional recharge
$2,000 USD for workspace setup and $1,000 USD annual stipend for continuous learning
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RevenueCat
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