Senior Platform Solution Consultant, Pre-sales

Socure Socure · Vertical AI · San Francisco, CA · Hybrid · Commercial

This role is a Senior Platform Solution Consultant for Socure, a company focused on identity verification and fraud prevention in the digital economy. The role involves being the technical expert in pre-sales, owning technical conversations from discovery to contract signing. A key responsibility is configuring and building the decisioning workflow on Socure's no-code RiskOS Platform, which is then handed off to post-sales teams. The role requires strong technical ability, sales acumen, and the ability to manage complex enterprise deals.

What you'd actually do

  1. Leading a discovery call with a Fortune 100 bank's fraud ops team, then translating what you heard into a solution design their architects will actually implement
  2. Negotiating integration architecture - REST vs. SDK, sync vs. async, endpoint-only vs. full orchestration with a technical buyer who has opinions and constraints (security reviews, model risk governance, carrier consent, latency SLAs)
  3. Co-authoring the mutual action plan with your AE, identifying the real blockers, and getting unstuck when a security review or legal redline threatens the close date
  4. Demoing our no-code decisioning platform to an audience that ranges from a VP of Fraud to a staff engineer and calibrating the story to both
  5. Escalating real customer requirements into Product and Engineering, and pushing back on a prospect when what they're asking for isn't right for them

Skills

Required

  • 6+ years total experience, with at least 3 years in a customer-facing technical sales role as Solutions Consultant, Sales Engineer, Solutions Architect, Pre-Sales, or similar
  • A track record of carrying technical ownership on complex enterprise deals ($500K+ ACV), ideally with 6–12 month sales cycles and multi-stakeholder buying committees
  • Experience configuring, demoing, or deploying a SaaS platform as part of the sales motion not just presenting slides about it
  • Strong communicator across audiences, you can run a technical deep-dive at 9am and pitch the business value to an executive at 11am without code-switching being a struggle
  • Comfort with APIs, JSON, basic SQL, and reasoning about distributed systems not as an engineer, but as someone who can speak the language
  • A bias toward action and ownership. If something's unclear or broken, you figure it out
  • Ruthless prioritization. On a busy week you'll have three deals pulling at you, a POC to scope, and a product escalation to chase, you know how to weigh outcomes, drop what doesn't move the needle, and adapt when priorities shift mid-day.
  • Willingness to travel up to 30% for on-sites, QBRs, and key customer engagements

Nice to have

  • Background in fraud, identity verification, decisioning, risk, KYC/AML, or fintech infrastructure
  • Experience with no-code / low-code orchestration platforms or decisioning engines
  • Familiarity with enterprise integration patterns (REST, webhooks, SDKs, etc)
  • Exposure to ML/statistics concepts, enough to talk about precision, recall, AUC, and model performance without bluffing

What the JD emphasized

  • owning every technical conversation from first discovery through signed contract, and building the decisioning workflow that ships with the deal
  • You're not just scoping the solution, you're configuring it inside the RiskOS Platform, our no-code decisioning platform
  • shipping a decisioning flow the customer can actually put into production
  • own the technical outcome from first call, through the build, through a successful go-live
  • carrying technical ownership on complex enterprise deals
  • Experience configuring, demoing, or deploying a SaaS platform as part of the sales motion not just presenting slides about it