Full-Time
Go to Market Systems Manager
Confirmed live in the last 24 hours
Clickhouse
201-500 employees
High-speed column-oriented database management system
Compensation Overview
$108.8k - $200kAnnually
Senior
Remote in USA
Candidates must be based in the United States.
You match the following Clickhouse's candidate preferences
Employers are more likely to interview you if you match these preferences:
- 5+ years minimum of experience as Salesforce administrator/architect
- At least 1 prior role at a SAAS start-up bringing best practices on what is needed for go-to-market teams in a fast-growth environment
- Hands-on experience of a Salesforce Sales or Service Cloud implementation or re-implementation
- Familiarity with managing multiple data enrichment sources in Salesforce (e.g., Clearbit, Zoominfo, Clay, etc)
- Expert in Salesforce Apex language
- Expert in Salesforce flows and Lightning components
- Understanding of both Sales and Support environments, i.e. Sales and Service cloud
- Minimum of Salesforce Admin, Sales Cloud, and Service Cloud certifications
- Great communicator with the ability to understand complex concepts, translate business requirements into technical requirements, and speak to them concisely and effectively
- Builder mindset willing to iterate and leverage AI
- Experience working with other vendors to build supporting integrations
- Serve as the Salesforce administrator owning the design of our Salesforce instance, proactively suggesting best practices, keeping our design simple and stage appropriate for our company size.
- Responsible for the implementation and maintenance of our Salesforce tool across Sales and Service Cloud.
- Owns both current and net new Salesforce integrations with other vendors and apps (e.g., LeanData, Segment, Slack, Incident.io, enrichment tools, etc.).
- Helps maintain data hygiene. Monitors and resolves flow errors. Ensures that enrichment tools are working as designed, account hierarchies are accurate, etc.
- Ability to work in partnership with business stakeholders and help refine business requirements and corresponding technical roadmap.
- Own resolution of backlog for Salesforce-related issues and enhancements (e.g., GitHub repo).
- Manage our release cycles through the use of Salesforce DevOps centre and GitHub ticket management.
- Maintains accurate and current documentation of Salesforce instances.
- Nice to have: Marketing tech stack knowledge, e.g., Marketo
ClickHouse provides a high-speed, column-oriented database management system designed for developers and businesses that manage large-scale data. Its primary product processes analytical queries quickly by storing data from the same columns together, making it significantly faster than traditional row-oriented databases, especially in Online Analytical Processing (OLAP) scenarios. ClickHouse stands out from competitors by offering a free, open-source database that can be deployed on local machines or in the cloud, along with a fully managed service on platforms like AWS, GCP, and Microsoft Azure. The company's goal is to deliver a cost-effective solution that simplifies data management while enhancing performance, as evidenced by clients who have reported substantial savings after switching to ClickHouse.
Company Size
201-500
Company Stage
Series B
Total Funding
$291.8M
Headquarters
San Francisco, California
Founded
2021
Simplify's Take
What believers are saying
- Partnership with Alibaba Cloud boosts presence in the Chinese market.
- Acquisition of PeerDB enhances real-time analytics capabilities.
- Launch of ClickPipes improves data processing efficiency for real-time updates.
What critics are saying
- Redpanda Serverless poses a competitive threat in real-time data processing.
- Integration challenges with PeerDB may delay expected benefits.
- Dependency on Supabase could pose operational risks.
What makes Clickhouse unique
- ClickHouse's column-oriented design offers superior speed for analytical queries.
- The open-source model allows flexible deployment across various environments.
- Integration with Grafana enhances data visualization capabilities.
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Benefits
Health Insurance
Unlimited Paid Time Off
Flexible Work Hours
Remote Work Options
Stock Options
Home Office Stipend
Growth & Insights and Company News
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↓ -1%In October of 2024, Clickhouse announced a powerful new JSON data type that has been causing the community to buzz with excitement and anticipation over the possible use-cases and potential POCs.
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"ClickHouse is very excited to partner with Supabase to make it easy for customers to use both technologies together.
ClickHouse acquires PeerDB to boost real-time analytics with Postgres CDC integration.
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