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Composio

Forward Deployed Engineer (New Grad)

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About this role

Composio is seeking a new graduate Forward Deployed Engineer to help establish reliable on-premises agent deployment practices across enterprise customers. You'll work hands-on with Kubernetes, Helm, and distributed systems to debug complex infrastructures and streamline customer onboarding for stateful AI agent deployments.

What you'll do

  • Manage on-premises deployment lifecycle including Helm charts, upgrades, releases, and rollback procedures
  • Consolidate diverged customer forks back to a single supported chart with proper guardrails
  • Accelerate customer onboarding to enable deployment completion within days
  • Debug full-stack issues spanning Temporal workflows, Kubernetes initialization, storage, and authentication pipelines
  • Triage CVEs, apply security patches, and conduct root cause analysis on incidents

What they're looking for

  • Kubernetes and Helm chart management
  • Linux system administration and troubleshooting
  • Distributed systems debugging and observability
  • Experience with AI agents and language models
  • Temporal workflow orchestration
  • PostgreSQL databases
  • Cloud secret management systems
  • Technical writing for incident reports and documentation
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Composio

Composio builds agent-to-tools infrastructure that enables AI agents to interact with external systems and APIs. The company is hiring AI engineers, deployment specialists, growth engineers, and customer-focused research engineers to expand its platform, improve production deployments, drive adoption, and work directly with enterprise customers.

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Likely interview questions

  • Tell us about a time you debugged a system in an environment you didn't fully control—what was the issue and how did you approach it?
  • Walk us through your experience with Kubernetes and Helm; what's the most complex deployment scenario you've handled?