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Forward Deployed Engineer - Eudia for Government

Remote, Washington, DC (Remote)$160k–$200kmidAdded yesterday

About this role

Eudia is seeking a Forward Deployed Engineer to serve as a strategic bridge between government customers and internal teams, translating complex workflows into scalable AI-powered solutions. You'll partner directly with clients to drive deployment and adoption while shaping product direction.

What you'll do

  • Work directly with government customers to understand institutional workflows and translate them into deployment strategies
  • Collaborate across product, engineering, and go-to-market teams to deliver and scale AI solutions
  • Drive customer adoption and measure success of AI implementations
  • Act as the primary liaison between customer stakeholders and technical teams
  • Gather customer feedback and insights to inform product development
  • Design and execute deployment plans that transform operational processes

What they're looking for

  • Customer-facing communication and stakeholder management
  • AI and automation fundamentals
  • Technical problem-solving and systems thinking
  • Project management and execution
  • Process analysis and workflow optimization
  • Adaptability in fast-paced environments
  • Government sector familiarity (preferred)
  • Documentation and strategic planning
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Eudia

Eudia builds AI-powered legal technology platforms designed for Fortune 500 companies and government organizations. The company is hiring Forward Deployed Engineers to work directly with customers on AI solution deployment, and Frontend Engineers to develop scalable web applications that integrate generative AI systems.

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Likely interview questions

  • Walk us through a complex workflow you've analyzed and improved—how did you translate technical constraints into customer value?
  • How would you approach understanding a government agency's processes to identify where AI automation could have the highest impact?