LuminaiBuilds what the customer runs
Forward Deployed Engineer
San Francisco, CA · New York, NYSan Francisco, CA +1Hybrid
$150,000–$220,000
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Pay not postedNew York, NYOn-site
Embeds with customers to design and deploy tailored conversational AI solutions, translating business workflows into technical architectures and operating infrastructure.
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Typical senior FDE payMiddle 50% of 1,803 postings$160K–$220KBuilds what the customer runs
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Posted by avoca (gem) on
Avoca is transforming how home service companies engage with their customers. Our AI-powered conversational agents handle every high-value inbound call—booking jobs, qualifying leads, and driving higher revenue—at a speed and consistency unmatched by human call centers.
We’re serving the largest brands in home services, and are 4x'ing headcount in 2025. With a high-performance, in-office team in NYC, we’re moving fast to capture a massive, underserved market where 85% of missed calls go to competitors. Every hire here has an immediate and visible impact.
As a Forward Deployed Engineer, you’ll embed directly with our customers—understanding their workflows, designing tailored AI solutions, and deploying systems that deliver immediate impact. You’ll operate at the cutting edge of conversational AI, working closely with our product team to shape strategy based on what you see in the field.
LuminaiBuilds what the customer runs
San Francisco, CA · New York, NYSan Francisco, CA +1Hybrid
$150,000–$220,000
Pay not posted
EYBuilds what the customer runs
New York, NY · Atlanta, GA · +12 moreNew York, NY +13Hybrid
$130,000–$185,000
$189,000–$330,000
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