Summation
Solution Lead
$170K–$200K
Bellevue, WA +1 · Remote · Full-time · Posted Jul 23, 2026
- Location
- Bellevue, WA
Remote - Experience
- At least 3 years; the posting says repeated evidence of ownership and learning velocity matters more than an exact tenure threshold.
About the job
Own enterprise customer implementations of AI-enabled decision and workflow systems, from discovery through adoption, measurable business value, and ongoing improvement.
What you'll do
- Lead implementation planning and delivery, translating customer processes and ambiguous problems into workflows, requirements, and clear tradeoffs.
- Coordinate customer stakeholders and internal technical teams; manage milestones, risks, adoption, and measurable results.
- Turn customer learning into product direction, reusable playbooks, platform capabilities, and expansion opportunities.
What they ask for
- At least 3 years of experience owning implementations, analytical or operational programs, customer delivery, or similarly ambiguous cross-functional work; the posting prioritizes evidence of ownership and learning over an exact tenure threshold.
- Experience carrying an important initiative from discovery and planning through implementation, adoption, and results.
- Strong analytical fluency and ability to work with data and models; translate between business and technical teams.
- Willingness to travel approximately 10–20% for customer meetings and team sessions in Bellevue, Washington.
Nice to have
- Experience with finance, accounting, FP&A, enterprise planning, ERP, or operational analytics.
- Experience implementing AI-enabled applications, agents, decision systems, or workflow automation in a real business process.
Pay
$170K – $200K (base salary)
Tools
SQL, spreadsheets, Python, relational databases, BI, workflow automation
AI focus
Help customers establish AI-enabled operating processes; use AI-assisted analysis and prototypes, and potentially implement AI-enabled applications, agents, and decision systems.
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