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Hewlett Packard Enterprise

HPE Networking Presales Consultant (f/m/d)

  • Hybrid
  • English (B2)
  • German (B2)

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Description

The company is a global edge-to-cloud business, and its networking unit now includes a former separate networking firm that it acquired, combining the two to build a secure, AI-native network for enterprises, service providers and cloud operators.

This is a Sales role at job level TCP04, based in Germany, supporting opportunities with routing-focused customers.

Responsibilities

  • Work with sales colleagues to give technical leadership on new and existing deals with telecom carriers, service providers, cloud operators and enterprises that need strategic routing infrastructure in Germany.
  • Turn customers' business goals and network upgrade plans into convincing solution designs and sales campaigns for service provider and enterprise routing.
  • Build lasting relationships with customer CTO teams, network architects, engineers, operations staff and technical decision makers.
  • Design and position solutions for service provider and enterprise routing.
  • Lead technical discovery, architecture workshops, whiteboard sessions, demos, proofs of concept, and technical answers to RFIs, RFPs and tenders.
  • Build competitive positioning that explains technical differences, operational value, scalability, resilience and protection of investment.
  • Work with HPE Networking specialists, product management, engineering, professional services, channel partners and system integrators, and represent the company at customer and industry events in Germany.

Requirements

  • A degree in telecommunications, computer science, electrical engineering or a comparable field, or equivalent relevant professional experience.
  • Strong analytical skills to break down and solve complex technical customer problems.
  • Several years in presales, solution architecture, technical consulting or network engineering in a telecom, service provider or enterprise routing setting.
  • Deep knowledge of routing technologies and designs, including IP routing, BGP, MPLS, Segment Routing, EVPN, traffic engineering, Enterprise WAN Edge, private WAN, DCI and high-availability design.
  • Drive to grow business, shape strategic opportunities and win in complex sales cycles.
  • Strong communication, presentation and interpersonal skills, with confidence in front of both technical specialists and executives.
  • Ability to explain complex architectures to varied audiences and tie them to measurable customer results.
  • Ability to give sales presentations, run architecture workshops, lead whiteboard design sessions, demonstrate products, and run seminars and proofs of concept.
  • Ability to work independently and remotely, and to collaborate across account teams, specialists, partners and international organizations.
  • Fluent German and English, and willingness to travel.
  • Desirable: experience with routing, switching and security products, especially MX, PTX, ACX, QFX and SRX, plus network management, automation or AIOps tools.
  • Desirable: knowledge of broadband edge, mobile backhaul and transport, internet peering, Enterprise WAN Edge, private WAN, data center interconnect, cloud connectivity and security services.
  • Desirable: knowledge of modern data center designs, high-performance computing and networking needs for AI clusters.
  • Desirable: understanding of network automation and programmability using APIs, Python, Ansible, NETCONF/YANG, model-driven telemetry and NetOps practices.
  • Desirable: experience with German carrier and enterprise procurement, complex tenders, partners and system integrators, and industry forums, which is an advantage.

Conditions

Hybrid role, with an average of 2 days per week in an HPE office.

Part-time work or job-sharing is possible for this position.

Equal opportunity employer that does not discriminate on the basis of race, gender or any other protected category.

Benefits

  • Competitive salary and a broad package including a pension scheme, insurance, company car, bike and car leasing, and other fringe benefits.
  • Flexible working time and a hybrid workplace model.
  • 30 vacation days and four HPE Wellness-Fridays.
  • Up to six months of paid parental leave.
  • Support for education, training and career development.
  • Diverse and dynamic work environment.

Where you’d work

Hybrid, 1 to 2 days a week in the office

About the company

Hewlett Packard Enterprise

Office in Germany

Also hiring in Galway, Ireland, Sofia, Bulgaria, United States and 41 more places

66 of their 320 open roles are remote

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Specialty
Solutions Engineering
Region
Europe
Pay period
Annual
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Role

Category
Solutions & Support
Specialty
Solutions Engineering
Tech stack
  • Python

Location

Work model
Hybrid
Region
Europe
Office
  • Germany
Days in the office
1 to 2 days

Compensation

Salary
Salary by agreement
Pay period
Annual

Employment

Type
Full-time

Requirements

Languages
  • English (B2)
  • German (B2)

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