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Magical

AI Forward Deployed Engineer

San Francisco (Remote)$100k–$175kfulltimemidAdded 1 month ago

About this role

Join a pioneering AI company as an AI Forward Deployed Engineer in San Francisco, where you'll design and implement innovative workflows that enhance productivity in complex environments such as healthcare. Collaborate with a dynamic team to shape the future of AI-driven work and provide technical support to clients.

What you'll do

  • Create agentic workflows using AI and a multi-agent platform
  • Serve as a liaison between customers and product/engineering teams
  • Troubleshoot issues during deployments and optimize performance
  • Develop internal tools and documentation for efficient customer onboarding

What they're looking for

  • 3+ years in engineering or related field
  • Knowledge of AI prompting and multi-agent systems
  • Proactive and action-oriented
  • Ability to prioritize and self-motivate
  • Adaptable in fast-paced environments
  • Educational background in science or engineering

Benefits

  • Opportunity to join an ambitious early-stage company
  • Work with cutting-edge AI technologies
  • Access to modern tools and resources
  • Competitive salary with equity options
  • Unlimited paid time off (PTO)
  • Exciting team retreats to various destinations
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Magical

Magical builds AI-driven workflow solutions designed to enhance productivity in complex environments like healthcare. The company is hiring AI Forward Deployed Engineers to design innovative workflows, implement technical solutions, and provide client support.

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Likely interview questions

  • Describe your experience with AI prompting and multi-agent systems. How have you approached optimizing agent behavior or orchestrating workflows between multiple AI components?
  • Walk us through a time you diagnosed and resolved a critical issue in production. How did you approach the troubleshooting process, and what was your role in coordinating between teams?