Synera
Forward Deployed Engineer - Remote (US West Coast)
We captured this posting once, on 2026-08-05, and did not track it afterwards — so we cannot tell you whether it is still open.
- Employer
- Synera
- Location
- United States
- Seniority
- Not stated
- Experience asked for
- Not stated
- Pay band
- $122K – $194K
When we saw it
- Posted 2026-07-22 — the date the employer published it
- Archived 2026-08-05 — when we saved this copy
Found via LinkedIn — US keyword pulls.
Skills the posting named
From the posting
Are you a problem-solver with a passion for automation and AI? At Synera, we’re looking for a Forward Deployed Engineer (FDE) who enjoys solving meaningful problems, collaborating with customers, and crafting innovative workflows that make a real impact. If you’re ready to help companies like NASA, BMW, and Airbus transform their engineering processes, keep reading! 🌟 WHAT YOU WILL DO Build workflows and multi-agent systems in Synera that show fast value to customers Identify valuable next use cases with customers Regularly visit customers (up to 50%) Fill missing functionality with scripts, web node automations and custom add-ins Optimize prompts of agents and multi-agent systems to make them reliable Communicate closely with Synera product managers to bring temporary solutions into the product 👋 What a week at Synera might look like: Monday: Kick off the week with the Customer Success …
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