Sales Engineering Salaries in San Francisco, CA

Sales Engineers combine technical expertise with sales skills to support the sales process. They help customers understand technical products and how they can meet their needs. Their role is crucial for closing complex sales.

Sales engineering professionals conduct product demonstrations, provide technical support during the sales process, and collaborate with the sales team to close deals.

Sales Engineer
Solution Engineer
Associate Sales Engineer
Customer Solutions Engineer
Senior Sales Engineer
Principal Sales Engineer
Senior Partner Sales Engineer

Salary range for

Sales Engineering

(

P3

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in

San Francisco, CA

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Pave’s job levels are denoted by their track (P for Professional, M for Management) and their hierarchical level, as denoted by a number. The higher the number, the more senior the role. There are 10 individual levels, broken down as:

Management: M3, M4, M5 & M6
Professional: P1, P2, P3, P4, P5 & P6
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75th percentile

San Francisco, CA

$

118000

$

140000

$

165000

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