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# Forward Deployed Engineer, Integrations

- **Company:** First Resonance
- **Location:** Los Angeles, CA, United States
- **Experience:** Expert
- **Salary:** $150,000.0 - $190,000.0
- **Contract:** Permanent contract
- **Skills:** Application Programming Interfaces (APIs), SolidWorks (CAD), Data Transformation, Middleware, Microsoft Dynamics, Netsuite, OAuth, Runbook, SAP (Applications), Systems Integration, Boomi, Zapier, Event Driven Architecture, Production Code, Enterprise Integration, Integration Frameworks, Graphql, Api Design, Webhooks, Mulesoft, Teamcenter (Software)
- **Published:** October 3, 2026
- **Apply:** https://www.indeed.com/viewjob?jk=e5a000d4f836ea93

## About the Role

* 6+ years in customer-facing or delivery-oriented engineering - solutions architecture, integration engineering, forward deployed engineering, or technical consulting - where you shipped production code yourself.
 * You have taken at least one complex enterprise integration from a vague first conversation all the way to running reliably in production.
 * Real depth in API-based integration: REST or GraphQL, webhooks, auth protocols, async processing, and data transformation - plus the distributed-systems instincts that go with it, including idempotency, ordering, retries, reconciliation, and observability.
 * You are comfortable sitting with a customer's manufacturing or IT team, hearing an ambiguous process description, and leaving with a scoped technical plan.
 * You write and speak clearly enough to explain an architecture, a tradeoff, and a risk to both a staff engineer and a VP of Operations., * Manufacturing systems experience - ERP, PLM, MES, procurement, finance, or warehouse platforms. Names we run into often: NetSuite, SAP, Dynamics 365, Teamcenter, Arena, Duro, SolidWorks PDM.
 * Integration platforms or middleware such as Prismatic, Boomi, MuleSoft, Workato, or Informatica.
 * Connectors, SDKs, or developer documentation you built that other people actually used.
 * Comfort with enterprise security and deployment constraints: SSO/OAuth, audit requirements, regulated or on-premise environments, restricted networks.
 * Background in aerospace, defense, or advanced manufacturing.

## Description

You will work day to day with Forward Deployed Engineering, Customer Success, Sales, Product, and Engineering, and directly with customer engineering and IT teams., * Customer integrations, end to end: Discovery and requirements through architecture, estimation, build, test, go-live, documentation, and handoff.

 * The translation layer: Turn how a customer actually manages parts, BOMs, purchase orders, receipts, inventory, work orders, quality, and engineering changes into a design that holds up in production.
 * Build-versus-partner calls: Decide when we implement directly, reuse an existing connector, enable the customer's team, or bring in a systems integration partner - then scope the work, set acceptance criteria, review the quality, and hold delivery to it.
 * Production reliability: Monitoring, alerting, retries, reconciliation, auditability, and incident response for integrations customers depend on every shift.
 * Reusable leverage: Convert one-off implementations into connectors, reference architectures, test harnesses, runbooks, and documentation.
 * Platform feedback: Find the recurring gaps in ION's APIs, eventing, and data model, and work with Product and Engineering to close them for good.