Forward Deployed Engineer

🔥 13 hours ago

🏄 California – Remote

🏄 California – Remote

💵 $150k - $200k / year

⏰ Full Time

🟡 Mid-level

🟠 Senior

👷🏻‍♀️ Engineer

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SnapLogic

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201 - 500 employees

Founded 2006

☁️ SaaS

🏢 Enterprise

🔌 API

💰 $165M Series H on 2021-12

SaaS • Enterprise • API

SnapLogic is a leading provider of data and application integration solutions, offering a self-service platform to streamline the integration of various enterprise applications, data sources, and APIs. The company's technology includes pre-built integrations known as Snaps, which enable users to create automated workflows without extensive coding. SnapLogic focuses on facilitating enterprise automation, API management, and data synchronization across cloud and on-premise environments. With an emphasis on modernizing legacy systems through easy-to-use integration tools, SnapLogic empowers businesses to enhance productivity, efficiency, and innovation in the digital age.

📋 Description

• Forward Deployed Engineers (FDEs) lead complex end-to-end deployments of Jean-Paul in production alongside our earliest, most strategic customers. • Own discovery, technical scoping, connectivity, and rollout, partnering directly with the customer's engineering and business teams. • Measure success through production adoption, measurable workflow impact, and field feedback that changes what we build next. • Work closely with our Product, Engineering, Security, and GTM teams. • Travel to customer sites is up to 50%.

🎯 Requirements

• Bring 5+ years of hands-on engineering or technical deployment experience, including real infrastructure work (Linux, Docker, networking, at least one major cloud, enterprise SSO/OAuth scar tissue) • Have built or deployed systems powered by LLMs or agents, and understand how model behaviour actually affects what a user experiences • Know the difference between a connected system and a usable one, and have the judgment to build the context layer that makes an agent trustworthy • Are comfortable sitting with a confused stakeholder, no spec, and can surface a future state they couldn't articulate themselves • Have made other people better at something technical • Are comfortable being first: there's no runbook here, you write it

🏖️ Benefits

• Competitive salaries and equity packages • Global wellness benefits