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Alchemy Cloud
AI Forward Deployed Engineer
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What they do
An Artificial Intelligence Engineer develops, tests, and deploys artificial intelligence models. May work closely with data software engineers and data professionals to train and implement AI models into existing systems or develop new applications.
$130,874 / year median in Indiana
Job Description
Why this role exists Scientists spend a staggering amount of time wrangling data instead of running experiments. We build the AI-native platform that changes that: the system of record and the intelligence layer for R&D labs formulating everything from next-gen batteries to sustainable materials to alternative proteins. Our software doesn't just store lab data, it designs experiments, recommends formulations, surfaces insights, and automates the busywork that stands between a researcher and their next discovery. This role is the bridge between Sales and Customer Success. You own the moment that makes or breaks every customer relationship: the initial deployment. When a new customer says yes, you're the person who takes them from a signed deal to a live, adopted, referenceable account
- running discovery, designing the solution, and executing it hands-on.
- chemistry, materials science, food science, or an adjacent R&D discipline
- ideally at the bench. You understand how scientists actually work because you've been one. You intimately know the legacy software scientists have been stuck with
- paper lab notebooks, legacy ELN and LIMS, XLS, homegrown software
- and all the weaknesses, gotchas and frustrations that have historically come with them. You're genuinely technical and build with the frontier: you've worked hands-on with LLMs and agentic frameworks
- prompt/skill design, tool use, evals, feedback loops
- and you have opinions about where they shine and where they don't.
- where the stakes are discovery itself
- is one of the most consequential places to be doing that work.
- Sales, Customer Success, Product and Engineering
- rowing hard in the same direction toward the same goal: making researchers dramatically more productive.