GEGTM Engineering
GE
By the numbers
Typical pay
$116,580 / yr
Education to start
Bachelor's degree
Future demand
+8.2% by 2034
People in this job
435K
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The work
A day, hour by hour
08:30
Pipeline triage

Scan open deals; flag which ones need a technical push today.

09:00
Standup & sync

Ten minutes with sales and eng — blocked deals surface fast.

09:20
Demo prep

Rebuild a demo env for today's call; one broken API, fix it now.

10:30
Live prospect call

Show the product, field hard technical questions, read the room.

12:00
Custom integration

Write glue code connecting a prospect's stack to the product API.

14:00
Deal debrief

Decide: real technical blocker, or prospect just not bought in yet?

14:30
Translate for sales

Turn what engineering shipped into a one-pager a rep can actually pitch.

15:30
Docs & guides

Write the integration guide so the new customer can go live fast.

16:30
Product gap flag

Log the prospect's missing feature; decide if a workaround buys time.

Things you do
  • Build live product demos that make engineers and executives say 'wow.'
  • Jump on calls with prospects and answer tough technical questions on the spot.
  • Write custom code to connect a prospect's systems to your company's product.
  • Translate what engineers built into plain language a sales rep can pitch.
  • Set up and maintain demo environments that never break during a sales call.
Decisions you’ll make
  • Should I show the prospect a polished demo, or build something live to prove it really works?
  • Is this customer's technical ask actually solvable with our product, or am I overpromising?
  • Should I explain this in code, or keep it high-level so the exec in the room stays engaged?
  • Is this deal stalling because of a real technical blocker, or is the prospect just not bought in?
  • Should I flag this product gap to engineering now, or find a workaround to save the deal first?
Education Pathways · how you get there
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