Figma
Forward Deployed Engineer
San Francisco, CA • New York, NY • United StatesFrom $296kfull-timemidAdded today
About this role
Figma seeks a Forward Deployed Engineer to work directly with strategic customers implementing developer workflows like Make Local. You'll bridge engineering, product, and customer success by providing hands-on technical support, identifying product gaps, and scaling Figma's forward deployment model.
What you'll do
- Partner with strategic customers to assess technical goals, deployments, and implementation blockers
- Lead technical discovery and readiness assessments for customer environments and configurations
- Provide hands-on implementation support, debugging, and guidance on Make Local workflows
- Collaborate with Customer Enablement, Solutions, Sales, and Product teams on alignment and success criteria
- Synthesize product feedback, bugs, and technical patterns to inform Product and Engineering roadmaps
- Create reusable deployment assets including guides, checklists, playbooks, and enablement materials
What they're looking for
- Customer-facing technical engagement (Solutions Engineer, Sales Engineer, or Developer Advocate experience)
- Modern software development practices and source control systems
- Enterprise customer problem-solving and product implementation
- Cross-functional stakeholder management and communication
- Design-to-engineering workflow knowledge
- CI/CD, build tooling, and deployment workflow expertise
- Ability to translate customer insights into product strategy
- Developer-focused product familiarity
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Figma
Figma is a design platform that leverages AI and machine learning to power intelligent features like search, ranking, and generative capabilities. The company is hiring software engineers, ML engineers, and support specialists to build scalable infrastructure, AI-powered automations, and support systems that serve millions of users.
- Website
- figma.com
Likely interview questions
- Tell us about a time you worked directly with enterprise customers on a complex technical implementation—what made you successful?
- How would you approach discovering technical blockers when a customer struggles to adopt a new developer workflow?