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Forward Deployed Engineer & Agentic Workflow Engineer

CrossCountry ConsultingRemote (United States)RemoteFull-timeAI-AI Laboratory$150,000 - $250,000 (NYC/SF: $175,000 - $285,000)Posted Today

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What you'll do:

  • Rapid Jumpstart deployment: Deploy AI Jumpstart packages within client environments, configuring data connectors, calibrating agent logic, and validating outputs against source system controls within the first week of engagement.
  • Agentic workflow design & build: Architect and implement multi-agent orchestration workflows using frameworks such as LangGraph, CrewAI, or AutoGen; design task decomposition, inter-agent messaging, tool-call schemas, and human-in-the-loop (HITL) / human-on-the-loop (HOTL) checkpoints appropriate…
  • LLM integration & prompt engineering: Write, version, and optimize system prompts and structured output schemas for LLM-powered agents; implement function-calling / tool-use patterns against financial APIs; and fine-tune retrieval strategies (hybrid structured + RAG) to maximize accuracy and…
  • Enterprise system integration: Build and certify MCP connectors and REST/GraphQL integrations to ERP (NetSuite, SAP, Oracle), EPM (Adaptive Planning, Anaplan), CRM (Salesforce), and HRIS (Workday) systems, ensuring data freshness, completeness, and reconciliation to source-system controls.
  • Production deployment & reliability: Package agents as containerized microservices (Docker/Kubernetes or equivalent) and configure CI/CD pipelines, environment promotion (dev → staging → production), and monitoring/alerting so agents run reliably at client scale.
  • Client co-development: Work shoulder-to-shoulder with client finance, IT, and data teams; translate business requirements into technical agent design; facilitate working sessions; demonstrate working agents to executive stakeholders; and iterate rapidly based on feedback.

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