Solutions Engineer

About AudioGraph AudioGraph is iHeartMedia’s programmatic broadcast radio platform—the first scaled solution enabling agencies and advertisers to plan, buy, and measure broadcast radio inventory through the same programmatic workflows they use for digital audio, display, and video. AudioGraph connects iHeart’s 860+ stations and 150+ markets to the programmatic ecosystem via DSP integrations, audience‑based targeting, and automated measurement. Why This Role Exists AudioGraph is scaling its technical go‑to‑market operation. As demand grows across agency holding companies and mid‑market buyers, the team needs a Solutions Engineer who can own day‑to‑day deal support, execute campaign configurations with precision, and ensure every client interaction reinforces AudioGraph’s reputation as the easiest way to buy broadcast radio programmatically. What You’ll Do Pre‑sale engagements: prepare technical materials, propose deal parameters to meet client objectives, and build audience strategies aligned to agency buying workflows and KPIs. Own and maintain reusable pitch assets—technical one‑pagers, demo environments, objection‑handling docs, and ROI calculators—so sellers can move deals forward efficiently. Execute the standardized deal configuration process: audience strategy, market selection, measurement approach, and pricing structure—customizing templates for each opportunity. Participate in pitch meetings and RFP responses alongside senior team members; own specific technical sections of the narrative. Conduct recurring technical enablement sessions for sellers—workshops, deal clinics, and ad‑hoc coaching on how to position AudioGraph capabilities. Ensure seamless handoffs between sales, ops, and client services—no client should feel like they’re starting over with a new team at any stage. Maintain and improve internal documentation—playbooks, configuration guides, and troubleshooting resources—so the team operates from a shared, current knowledge base. Contribute to the product roadmap by documenting field‑level technical feedback and packaging it into clear, prioritized requirements; participate in sprint reviews, beta testing, and partner integration testing for new platform capabilities. Own specific workstreams such as demo environment management, measurement vendor onboarding, or DSP integration support. What Success Looks Like Sellers rely on your materials and deal configurations to move opportunities forward without bottlenecks. Clients describe the AudioGraph buying experience as smooth and professional—from first call through wrap report. You own one or more workstreams end‑to‑end, and the team operates more efficiently because of it. What You’ll Need 3–5 years of experience in solutions engineering, technical account management, or advanced ad operations within programmatic advertising. Familiarity with the programmatic supply chain: bid mechanics, deal structures (PMP/PG/preferred deals), header bidding, and SSP‑DSP integration patterns. Working knowledge of major DSPs (Amazon, TTD, DV360, Viant, Basis, or equivalent) from a technical integration or partner support perspective. Hands‑on experience with ad serving platforms (Triton, GAM, FreeWheel, or equivalent), including deal setup, inventory packaging, and basic troubleshooting. Familiarity with audience data concepts: identity graphs, data onboarding, clean rooms, and how audience segments flow through the programmatic pipe. Exposure to measurement and attribution methodologies (pixel‑based, exposure file, foot traffic, brand lift) and at least one vendor in the space. Ability to operate independently on defined workstreams and to escalates effectively when complexity exceeds scope. Strong communication—comfortable presenting to agency teams and equally comfortable working through a technical issue with an engineer. What You’ll Bring Respect for others and a strong belief that others should do this in return. Experience with various technical disciplines and applications. Close attention to detail, following up until issues are resolved. Ability to multitask on a variety of critical projects. Ability to work independently, while also collaborating with others. Strong communication skills, with the ability to convey moderately complex technical information within the team. Analytical thinking, resourcefulness, and independent judgement. Compensation Salary to be determined by multiple factors including but not limited to relevant experience, knowledge, skills, other job‑related qualifications, and alignment with market data. $88,000 - $110,000. Benefits Employer‑sponsored medical, dental, and vision with a variety of coverage options. Company‑provided and supplemental life insurance. Paid vacation and sick time. Paid company holidays. A Spirit day to encourage and allow employees to volunteer in their community. 401K plan. Employee Assistance Program (EAP) at no cost—services including telephonic counseling, legal and financial consultations, emotional well‑being support. Additional voluntary programs such as spending accounts, student loan refinancing, accident insurance, and more. Location VIRTUAL, NY. Job Type & Salary Type Regular Time, Full Time, Salaried. 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