Forward Deployed Engineer

The role

You will be the main technical partner for customers using Jev, TypeSafe's AI model. You will help them find use cases, build production software, and grow adoption in their organizations. You will also build with Jev yourself and turn what you learn into demos, cookbooks and product feedback.

What you will do

• Help customers discover and develop use cases for Jev and unblock their engineering teams technically
• Create cookbooks, documentation, example repos, technical blogs, visual explainers and case studies for developers
• Give technical demos and talks to engineering executives and at community events
• Support hackathons, answer questions and build relationships with people using TypeSafe
• Partner with account executives on technical discovery, demos and evaluation results
• Build internal tools and new applications with Jev
• Write evaluation scripts and prototype demos for customer calls

Required qualifications

• Strong product sense: understand what customers are trying to achieve and what will move the needle for them
• Strong, hands-on engineering skills: rapidly prototype demos and understand data across many customer domains
• Enjoy working closely with customers and building relationships
• Sound technical judgment: representative datasets, baselines, precision and recall, thresholds and failure analysis
• Communicate clearly with developers and business stakeholders
• Built in a customer-facing technical role (such as FDE, solutions engineer or sales engineer), or have product engineering, applied AI or founder experience with a strong customer focus
• Thrive in an ambiguous, fast-moving environment and find points of highest leverage on your own

Benefits

• 100% covered health insurance
• Daily lunch and dinner
• Visa sponsorships
• 401(k) plans

Before you apply

• Visa sponsorship is offered

About the company

TypeSafe AI builds machine-native intelligence infrastructure for automation, with its first public model, Jev, launched two months ago. The posting says about one-third of the Fortune 500 are now users.