Dataland
Founding Forward Deployed Engineer
This posting was open on Dataland's own careers board when we last checked it.
- Employer
- Dataland
- Location
- New York, NY, US
- Seniority
- Mid level
- Experience asked for
- 3+ years
- Pay band
- $150K – $400K
- Team
- Full stack
When we saw it
- First seen 2026-07-23 — the first scan of ours that found it
- Last seen open 2026-07-23
- Archived 2026-07-23 — when we saved this copy
Found via Y Combinator Work at a Startup.
Skills the posting named
PythonTypeScript
From the posting
**About Dataland** Dataland is the applied AI lab for complex operations and customer support. In 8 months, we've grown to multi-million dollar ARR as just two founders and are highly profitable. We’re partnering with some of the fastest growing startups and public companies in the world. AI is the revolution of our time. Our founding Forward Deployed Engineer at Dataland will be at the forefront of deploying it and making it work. You'll work across voice AI, complex multi-modal agents, and long-running agentic workflows in fintech, healthcare, trust & safety and consumer. **About the founders** We're both former Palantir FDEs (the OG ones), backed by YC and South Park Commons. We know exactly how to win and scale enterprise customer engagements because we've done it before. As an FDE at Dataland, you'll own the full scope of a customer deployment from day one. …
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