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Forward Deployed Engineer, Brainbase Embed
What the posting is about
Manage Brainbase deployment for high-value customers, from post-sales to beyond. Engage with customers to ensure successful implementation of Brainbase primitives. Collaborate with cross-functional teams to deliver secure and scalable solutions.
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LocationSan Francisco
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Posted2026-08-14
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The posting, as the company wrote it
About Brainbase
Brainbase is building the primitives for the next 1B agents.
We power internal agents across government, Fortune 500, frontier labs and hyper-growth startups. Enterprises use our configurable primitives such as evals, observability, router, authentication, permissions, sandboxes, harnesses and more to deploy internal agents securely at scale. We support 8+ harness and 50+ models, including sovereign deployments.
About Brainbase Embed
Brainbase Embed is a multi-month outcome-oriented deployment program where we engage with high-value customers by embedding engineers internally to manage their Brainbase deployment from start to finish.
Launches
Take a look at some of our previous launches to get an idea of what we’re working on:
- Brainbase platform: https://brainbaselabs.com/blog/brainbase-is-now-ga
- Universal Managed Agents API: https://brainbaselabs.com/blog/universal-managed-agents
- Universal Agent Protocol (UAP) (open-source): universalagentprotocol.io http://universalagentprotocol.io
About the role
You would be primarily responsible for 1-or-more accounts at a time and see their process from post-sales to deployment and beyond.
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