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Auctor

Forward Deployed Engineer

New York$175k–$290kfulltimemidAdded 1 month ago

About this role

Auctor is seeking a Forward Deployed Engineer to own end-to-end implementation of custom integrations and solutions for strategic enterprise customers. You'll work across the full stack, collaborate directly with clients, and help build AI-powered systems for professional services automation.

What you'll do

  • Lead end-to-end implementation of custom integrations for strategic customers
  • Architect and develop workflows and tooling tailored to enterprise requirements
  • Collaborate with customers across technical and executive levels to scope problems and deliver solutions
  • Build performant agentic systems that process large volumes of unstructured data
  • Develop across the stack: backend services, frontend applications, and infrastructure
  • Share product insights with the core team based on field learnings

What they're looking for

  • Python programming
  • TypeScript/Next.js development
  • Full-stack engineering (backend, frontend, infrastructure)
  • Systems design and architecture
  • Strong communication and stakeholder management
  • Ability to handle ambiguity and context-switching
  • CS fundamentals and problem-solving

Benefits

  • Competitive salary ($175,000-$290,000)
  • Early-stage equity
  • Catered lunch and dinners
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Auctor

Auctor builds AI-powered systems that automate professional services workflows, combining agentic AI, LLMs, and full-stack engineering to process unstructured data and power enterprise operations. The company is hiring Software Engineers, Interns, and Forward Deployed Engineers to develop production AI agent systems, design enterprise interfaces, and implement custom integrations for strategic customers.

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Likely interview questions

  • Walk us through a time you owned an end-to-end project from scoping to delivery. How did you handle ambiguity and stakeholder management?
  • Tell us about your experience building integrations between systems. What was the most complex one and how did you approach it?
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