San Francisco, with travel to customer sites. Take Titanio live inside a distributor's ERP, then stay on the account until the orders are flowing.
Map a distributor's catalog, price lists, and account records onto Titanio, and keep them in sync with Epicor, SAP, Dynamics, NetSuite, or Infor. Write the integration code. Every ERP has been bent to fit the business that runs it, so each one takes real engineering. Sit with the counter and the reps in their first week, watch where the AI gets it wrong, and fix it before they lose patience. Turn what each deployment teaches you into product, so the next one takes days instead of weeks.
You have shipped integrations against systems you did not control, and you read someone else's schema without complaining about it. You work in TypeScript or Python, and you pick up whichever one the account needs. You are comfortable in a warehouse and on a call with an owner. The job is half code, half customer. You work in Spanish and English. A good part of our customers run their operation in Spanish.