Istari Digital
Forward Deployed Engineer
About this role
Join Istari as a Forward Deployed Engineer embedded within aerospace and defense customer organizations. You'll write production code, architect system integrations, and solve complex technical problems at the intersection of digital engineering and mission-critical operations while serving as both a builder and technical liaison.
What you'll do
- Write and deploy production code within customer environments
- Architect integrations connecting CAD, CFD, and FEM pipelines to Istari's platform
- Solve technical problems emerging from real-world engineering workflows
- Collaborate with embedded Program Managers to execute technical solutions
- Enable cross-discipline and cross-clearance collaboration capabilities
- Gather customer insights to inform product improvements
What they're looking for
- Software engineering and architecture
- Systems integration experience
- CAD/CFD/FEM pipeline knowledge
- Adaptability in unstructured environments
- Problem-solving in complex technical domains
- Stakeholder communication
- Aerospace or defense domain experience
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Istari Digital
Istari Digital builds digital platforms that integrate complex engineering workflows for aerospace and defense organizations. The company is hiring Forward Deployed Engineers to be embedded at customer sites, writing production code and architecting system integrations that solve mission-critical technical problems.
View all jobs at Istari DigitalLikely interview questions
- Can you walk us through a time when you had to integrate multiple complex systems or tools together? How did you approach understanding the requirements and ensuring compatibility?
- You'll be embedded with customers in aerospace/defense environments working on CAD, CFD, and FEM pipelines. What experience do you have with these types of engineering workflows, and how would you approach learning a domain you're unfamiliar with?