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Sales Engineer (all genders)

Lio (formerly askLio) logoLio (formerly askLio)Munich OfficeFull-timeListed 3w ago

The posting

The Opportunity

AI is fundamentally changing how enterprises operate.

As AI agents become capable of executing increasingly complex workflows, enterprise customers expect more than presentations - they want to see working solutions inside their own environments.

At Lio, we're building THE AI workforce for procurement.

As a Sales Engineer, you're not just supporting sales.

You're helping some of the world's largest enterprises understand what's technically possible with AI. You'll build prototypes, lead technical workshops, and work closely with customers to turn complex requirements into working software that proves real business value.

In this role, you will

  • Build prototypes, proof-of-concepts, and custom solutions that demonstrate the value of our platform
  • Configure and adapt Lio's AI platform to customer workflows and enterprise system landscapes
  • Lead technical deep dives, live demos, and workshops with procurement, IT, and architecture teams
  • Partner closely with Sales throughout the entire enterprise sales process as the technical expert
  • Collaborate with Product and Engineering to translate recurring customer needs into scalable product capabilities
  • Travel to customer sites for workshops and technical sessions (1–2 times per week)
  • Help shape how enterprise customers adopt AI in complex production environments

You'll thrive in this role if you

  • Have experience building software. You're comfortable working with APIs, integrations, cloud platforms, or modern development frameworks.
  • Enjoy solving customer problems. You like understanding technical requirements and turning them into working solutions.
  • Take ownership by default. You move quickly, build pragmatically, and care about delivering measurable customer value.
  • Communicate confidently. You're comfortable presenting technical concepts to engineers, IT teams, and senior stakeholders alike.
  • Enjoy working across disciplines. You like collaborating with Sales, Product, Engineering, and customers to make complex projects successful.
  • Are curious about AI and excited about bringing cutting-edge technology into enterprise environments.

What's not required

You don't need experience in procurement software or every technology in our stack.

We're much more interested in strong technical fundamentals, curiosity, ownership, and your ability to solve customer problems than in checking every box on a technology list.

Why Join Lio?

Lio is backed by Andreessen Horowitz (a16z) and built at Y Combinator. We're bringing Silicon Valley ambition and speed to Munich while building one of Europe's leading AI companies.

From day one, you'll work with Fortune 500 companies across Europe and the US, helping some of the world's largest enterprises adopt AI. You'll build real solutions, influence our product through customer feedback, and work closely with founders, Sales, Product, and Engineering to shape how enterprise AI is deployed.

If you're excited about combining engineering, customer interaction, and cutting-edge AI, we'd love to hear from you.

Taken from Lio (formerly askLio)'s own posting, last seen live on 31 Oct 2026.

About Lio (formerly askLio)

Sells a multi-agent AI workforce that automates direct and indirect procurement work for large enterprises.

Pay schedule: Lio pays commissioned sellers against an OTE and lists equity on every New York sales role.

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