Confido
Forward Deployed Engineer
About this role
Confido seeks a Forward Deployed Engineer to bridge customer needs and product development for an AI-powered financial infrastructure platform serving CPG brands. You'll implement enterprise solutions, build integrations, and directly shape the platform while working with customers from onboarding through production.
What you'll do
- Partner with enterprise customers during onboarding and implementation phases
- Convert operational workflows into scalable platform features
- Design and build system integrations with customer tools and data sources
- Develop solutions for complex financial workflows and data processing
- Identify product gaps and drive improvements with product and engineering teams
What they're looking for
- Software engineering (2+ years)
- Customer-facing problem solving
- Data pipelines and integrations
- Python or Rails backend development
- React/TypeScript frontend skills
- Product intuition and communication
- AI/ML systems experience
- SQL and database design
Benefits
- Equity compensation
- Paid relocation to NYC
- Unlimited PTO
- Fully covered health, dental, and vision insurance
- 401(k) through Vestwell
- MacBook and office perks (catered lunches, team dinners, snacks)
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Confido
Confido builds an AI-powered financial infrastructure platform that streamlines financial operations and workflows for CPG brands. The company is hiring software engineers, forward-deployed engineers, analytics engineers, and GTM engineers to develop core product systems, customer integrations, data infrastructure, and go-to-market automation.
View all jobs at ConfidoLikely interview questions
- Tell us about a time you worked directly with customers or stakeholders to understand a complex problem. How did you translate their needs into technical requirements?
- Describe your experience building integrations with external systems or APIs. What was the most challenging integration you've worked on and how did you approach it?