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The Mid-Market Sales Engineer will partner with the sales team to present Datadog's value proposition, assist clients in onboarding, and collaborate with the product team on feature requests. The role involves delivering technical presentations, resolving customer concerns, and traveling to client sites while being fluent in German and English.

As a Commercial Sales Engineer at Datadog, you will partner with the sales team to present the company's value proposition, assist clients during onboarding, deliver technical demonstrations, and provide feedback to the product team based on customer interactions. You will continuously learn about new technologies and address customer concerns throughout the pre-sales life cycle.

The Software Engineer will develop and enhance Datadog's iOS application, collaborating closely with product teams to create a high-quality user experience. Responsibilities include using Swift and the latest technology tools to build systems utilized by a large number of engineers.

As a Software Engineer in the Mobile App team, you will develop the iOS application for Datadog, enhancing user experience and creating systems for engineers worldwide using Swift, SwiftUI, and WidgetKit. You will contribute to a fast-paced environment and collaborate closely with product teams.

As a Software Engineer for Datadog's Mobile App team, you will enhance the iOS application, working collaboratively to build and improve systems for tens of thousands of engineers globally, using cutting-edge technologies like SwiftUI and WidgetKit.

Mid Market Sales Engineer responsible for providing technical expertise to qualify and close opportunities with customers and partners at Datadog. Responsibilities include delivering technical presentations, collaborating with the product team, and assisting clients in onboarding the product. Requires experience in DevOps monitoring or architecture tools, systems administrations, and comfortable with technical demos.

Design, develop, and maintain automated infrastructure, systems, and services to improve offensive security capabilities. Prototype new ideas, test open-source offensive security tools, and work across the stack to deliver new adversarial features. Research and monitor emerging trends in offensive tooling.