Senior Sales Engineer

Parasail is building the AI Supercloud, a programmable deployment network that gives AI builders production ready inference endpoints in minutes, scaling to massive traffic without contracts, infrastructure management, or vendor lock in. By aggregating global GPU supply and automating inference optimization, we let companies deploy custom AI models against aggressive latency, throughput, and cost targets, all on simple pay per token economics.

We're one of the fastest moving companies in the second wave of inference providers. Since launching in April 2025, Parasail has grown to process over 500 billion tokens per day at roughly 30% month over month revenue growth, powering AI native teams like Elicit, mem0, Gravity, Kotoba, and Venice. In April 2026 we closed a $32M Series A (co led by Touring Capital and Kindred Ventures, with Samsung NEXT, Flume Ventures, and Banyan Ventures), bringing total funding to $42M. We're using that capital to deepen our orchestration and inference optimization, expand our global compute fabric, and strengthen partnerships across the GPU and data center ecosystem.

It's an inflection moment. Demand for developer controlled AI is exploding, and the customers we support are running some of the most demanding inference workloads in the world. We're looking for engineers who want to sit at that frontier.

Sales Engineers are how Parasail earns the trust of the teams building on us. You'll be benchmarking inference, reasoning about latency and cost tradeoffs, and writing real code to get a customer unblocked, not just narrating slides. It's also deeply human: the same week you might pair with a founder's lead engineer in a shared Slack channel and walk a VP through why our numbers hold up. What you learn in those rooms is some of the clearest signal our product team gets, and we expect you to carry it back.

A typical engagement runs through your hands end to end:

Understand the problem. Run deep discovery to fully understand the customer's requirements and use case, what they've optimized for in the past, where they're investing today, and what "good" actually looks like to them, before you propose anything.