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Founded in 2011, Modus is a global, fully remote team of world-class technologists who thrive in a collaborative, innovative environment. We’re a digital product engineering partner for forward-thinking businesses. Our global teams work side-by-side with clients to design, build, and scale custom solutions that achieve real results and lasting change, partnering with industry leaders including AWS, GitHub, and Atlassian.
We were fully remote before it was cool! Recognized as one of the Inc. 5000 Fastest Growing Private Companies for nine years and a top remote work company by FlexJobs, we have helped some of the world’s largest brands deliver powerful digital experiences.
As an award-winning Atlassian partner with a world-class team, we help organizations innovate and solve complex challenges for Fortune 500 companies and beyond, we want to hear from you.
We are looking for a Software Engineer functioning as a Forward Deployed Engineer to help customers successfully integrate and adopt AI-powered products.
You’ll work directly with customers to understand their technical environments, identify how they can best leverage a suite of AI products, and rapidly build integrations, prototypes, and solutions that bring those opportunities to life.
This role combines full-stack engineering, AI integration, rapid prototyping, and customer enablement. You’ll need to be comfortable moving between code and customer conversations—working independently to understand new systems while communicating technical concepts clearly to both technical and non-technical stakeholders.
This role is open to candidates in the United States and LATAM who can support working hours across U.S. Eastern through Pacific Time zones.
By joining our team, you’ll be part of a winning squad that plays to each other’s strengths and celebrates every success together.
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