Forward Deployed Engineer
Summary
Plentitude, a startup building an operating system for restoration contractors (estimating and claims intelligence), is hiring a Forward Deployed Engineer. The role is customer-facing hands-on engineering: understanding customer systems, building integrations, data-import workflows, and automations, and improving AI workflow quality from discovery through deployment.
Forward Deployed Engineer
About Plentitude
The Opportunity
What You Will Own
- Technical implementation. Understand each customer’s systems, documentation, and operating processes. Translate those findings into a practical implementation plan and help take the customer from initial setup to reliable daily use.
- Integrations and automation. Build and maintain connections between Plentitude and the tools customers already use. Develop data-import workflows, API integrations, and automations that reduce duplicate entry and manual handoffs.
- AI workflow quality. Work with our CTO and customer-facing team to improve how information moves from source documentation into usable outputs. Test against real examples, identify failure patterns, and build checks that help catch problems before they reach customers.
- Troubleshooting and reliability. Investigate issues across customer data, integrations, and product behavior. Find the root cause, communicate clearly, and implement fixes with appropriate testing, monitoring, and attention to data security.
- Reusable product improvements. Recognize when a customer-specific problem points to a broader product need. Turn successful solutions into maintainable features, shared tools, and documented implementation patterns rather than a growing collection of one-off fixes.
What We Are Looking For
- You can ship and maintain software. You have built working applications, integrations, or internal tools and can explain your technical decisions. You are comfortable debugging unfamiliar systems and taking responsibility for what happens after deployment.
- You can work across systems and data. You are comfortable with APIs, databases, authentication, and inconsistent inputs. You can move between understanding a business process and implementing the technical solution.
- You communicate well with nontechnical people. You ask thoughtful questions, explain tradeoffs clearly, and help customers feel comfortable adopting something new. You care whether the solution actually works for the people using it.
- You work independently without sacrificing judgment. You can make progress with incomplete requirements, surface risks early, and distinguish a useful shortcut from a fragile solution. You use AI tools to accelerate your work while remaining accountable for correctness, security, and maintainability.






