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Nash

Forward Deployed Engineer

Remote, US (Remote)fulltimemidAdded 2 days ago

About this role

Nash seeks a Forward Deployed Engineer to build and operate production logistics software directly with enterprise customers. You'll move fast from concept to live deployment, owning end-to-end outcomes on a foundational team defining North America engineering operations.

What you'll do

  • Build and deploy production systems for major enterprise retailers
  • Work directly with customers' engineering, ops, and leadership teams on integration and troubleshooting
  • Take new products from concept through live deployment
  • Design and extend core infrastructure for global delivery orchestration
  • Debug real-world logistics workflows across fleets, APIs, and integrations
  • Partner with product and AI teams to influence engineering direction

What they're looking for

  • 4+ years building and shipping production software
  • APIs and backend systems development
  • Platform integrations and architecture design
  • Full-stack debugging across distributed systems
  • Customer-facing technical communication
  • Rapid iteration and ownership mindset

Benefits

  • Competitive compensation and equity opportunity
  • Health, dental, and vision insurance
  • Flexible paid time off
  • Quarterly team on-sites for team bonding
  • Early-stage, well-funded YC-backed startup
  • Direct impact on company strategy and career growth
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Nash

Nash builds a logistics control portal that enables operators to visualize and manage autonomous order, delivery, and routing systems in real time. The company is hiring Full Stack Engineers to develop end-to-end features in React and Python that power logistics workflows for major retailers.

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Likely interview questions

  • Tell us about a time you shipped production software under tight timelines—what was your approach to balancing speed and quality?
  • Describe your experience integrating multiple APIs or third-party systems. How did you handle unexpected edge cases?
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