A resume built for one company: NinjaOne
FRED W. NIX JR.
ENTERPRISE SOLUTIONS ENGINEER
This is not my general resume. It is the version built for one seat: Enterprise SE at NinjaOne, Southeast. Twenty five years of presales, a career of quota attainment, and a field guide to your platform that I built to learn it.
- Atlanta, GA
- Presales and Discovery
- Endpoint Operations
- Linux and Windows Estates
- AI Fluent Builder
Why NinjaOne
What I look for in a platform company is simple: a product Customers describe with affection, a market with room to run, and a team being built right now. NinjaOne is all three. The company reports more than 40,000 customers, grew up serving MSP and SMB IT teams, and is now staffing its enterprise motion. The platform scope is the work I have done my whole career: endpoint management, patching, remote access, backup, and MDM. I live in Atlanta, under a hub airport. Travel is my default, not my exception.
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The product is loved
IT teams adopt it and stay. Ease of use is the phrase that follows NinjaOne around, and loved products are the ones an SE can stand behind for years.
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The territory is open
Enterprise is the new motion. Wide open accounts reward an SE who can create the first conversation, not inherit the fifth one.
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The bench is forming
The SE team is being built now. The people who join early set the talk tracks, the whiteboards, and the enablement everyone else inherits.
How I learn your platform
Building is how I learn. When a platform matters to me, I write its field guide: study the official documentation, verify every claim against the source, and publish the result so anyone on the team can use it. NinjaOne is the platform I want to represent, so the guide I built is yours.
ninjaone.nixfred.com
A field guide to the NinjaOne platform, built to learn it, published for your team
- 10module curriculum, platform foundations through POC discipline
- 12move whiteboard talk track: blank wall to the full platform story, marker handed to the Customer at the end
- 28branching discovery questions across 7 stages, with what to listen for
- 35objections in the lab, each with subtext, response, and proof method
- 30question knowledge check, reasoning revealed on answer
- 100%claims ledgered: every claim tied to an official NinjaOne source with a verification date
What I bring to the SE chair
Discovery first
The first call is about the Customer's estate, not my deck. An SE can ask the questions a rep cannot ask without raising shields, and I weave them into conversation instead of reading a list.
Whiteboard native
Blank wall to full platform story. Ask a question, draw the answer, validate it, repeat. Then hand the marker to the Customer and stop talking.
Teach, do not impress
Trying to impress a room pushes it away. The CIO and the IT director ask the same question and need different answers. Both get served in the same meeting.
POC discipline
Success criteria written before the install, evidence gathered during, a decision at the end. Earlier in my career: 50+ POCs at 90%+ conversion.
Both sides of the table
OEM and channel. I have carried the bag and I have carried the demo. I know how partners make money, and how to be the SE they ask for by name.
Linux strong, code real
Deep Linux, working Windows estates, real scripting. When the demo needs a custom field or an API call, I build it instead of promising it.
Presales
- Discovery and qualification
- Whiteboard architecture
- Demo design and delivery
- POC planning and evidence
- Executive presence
Endpoint and Infra
- Endpoint management concepts
- RMM and patch operations
- MDM, backup, remote access
- VMware, Nutanix, storage
- Windows and Linux estates
Builder
- TypeScript and Bun
- Python and APIs
- Claude Code and AI systems
- Static site publishing
- GitHub Actions
Enablement
- Field guides and talk tracks
- Training design
- Objection labs
- Certification prep
- Claims discipline
The road here
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2026 to present
Senior Solutions Architect, BlueAlly Technology Solutions, Atlanta
Presales architecture for AI application design and VMware to Nutanix modernization. Discovery, Customer workshops, POC planning, and field enablement for a national reseller.
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2025 to 2026
Storage & Compute Practice Manager, AI Pod Architect
Built an air-gapped enterprise AI inference platform for Cisco partners: one-command deployment with a 100% success rate across partner rollouts, multi-model hot-swap, OpenAI-compatible API, and the hands-on labs that trained the partners who ran it.
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2023 to 2025
Partner, VP Sales
Led sales strategy for an electric mobility distributor. Sales up 225% in the first year, product line expanded, scaled to regional market leader.
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2021 to 2023
Enterprise Sales Engineer
Fortune 100 accounts across the Southeast. 250% of quota and Global Rookie of the Year in year one. 100% uptime for my accounts through a hurricane disaster recovery.
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2019 to 2020
Converged Systems Presales vArchitect
Technical presales for software-defined storage and cloud, supporting major data center consolidation programs.
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2015 to 2019
Global Presales Director
First American employee, led US market entry. Exceeded quota at 150%+ annually. 90%+ conversion across more than 50 POC engagements.
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2010 to 2015
Global Presales Operations, vSpecialists PM
Ran operations for 5,500 presales engineers worldwide. Trained more than 1,000 new engineers. Grew the vSpecialists community from 30 to 150+ members.
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Earlier
Senior presales, consulting, and IT roles
Solutions consulting, professional services, and IT administration, building enterprise systems and the teams that explain them.
Recognition and education
Global Rookie of the Year
Pure Storage, 2021. 250% of quota in year one, selling to the enterprise across the Southeast.
President's Club
Top performer recognition at Pure Storage. Annual quota attainment across the entire career.
Auburn University
Bachelor of Science, Business Administration, Information Systems. War Eagle.
The shadow that works beside me
Since January 2026 I have run Larry, a persistent AI development partner built on Claude Code with version-controlled memory and a written constitution. It is how the field guide on this page exists: deep platform study, drafted, verified against official sources, and published in days instead of months.
It is also how I ramp: new tooling, new script, new talk track, with every decision remembered. The method is public at how.nixfred.com, and the system itself at nixfred.com/larry.
Talk to me
- Email frednix@gmail.com Fastest path. I answer.
- Field guide ninjaone.nixfred.com The field guide behind this page.
- General resume nixfred.com/resume The company-neutral edition.
- GitHub github.com/nixfred The builds, in public.
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