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Neo4j Technical Onboarding Engineers play a critical role in supporting our customers, early in their Neo4j journey, to ensure the success of their project. As a Technical Onboarding Engineer, you will lead new customers from signed contracts to getting them started on planning all aspects to build a production-ready Neo4j environment. You’ll provide guidance on critical aspects of their project (cloud provisioning, security, networking, data import, app integration) along with enablement (workshops, docs, handover). You will shape onboarding plans aligned to our onboarding tiers, orchestrate delivery across workstreams, and ensure a predictable time‑to‑value - partnering closely with Professional Services and Cloud Operations teams. For AuraDB customers, you will leverage the service’s automation—provisioning, upgrades, and backups—while focusing on data modeling, connectivity, and application success. For self‑managed customers, you will apply infrastructure‑as‑code and platform engineering practices to deliver secure, resilient clusters.
Job Responsibility:
Plan & Kickoff — drive technical discovery
confirm success criteria/KPIs
align on the onboarding plan, milestones, and risks
Facilitate with templates, planning & guidance
Environment Provisioning - Neo4j AuraDB tenants or Neo4j clusters in AWS/Azure/GCP
Environment Security —security groups, TLS/SSL, encryption at rest/in transit, and baseline hardening
Identity & Access —SSO (OIDC/SAML)
design RBAC groups
enforce least‑privileged access
Networking —IP allows lists
set up VPC/VNet peering or PrivateLink/Private Endpoint
Data Onboarding —bulk imports
simple transforms and validation
CDC/streaming for higher tiers
Application Integration — drivers
tune connection pooling, retries, and timeouts
Query Optimization - Cypher/query best practices
Observability & Operations — wire metrics/logs
alerts
backup/restore planning
Enablement & Handover —architecture diagrams, ADRs and a next‑step backlog