Forward Deployed Engineer - Infrastructure
USD 140K–220K / year
Thought Machine, a software company in AI and data, is hiring for the role of Forward Deployed Engineer - Infrastructure. It is a hybrid position in New York City, United States. We classify it under DevOps / SRE / platform / cloud. The posting names Linux, Kafka, PostgreSQL, Kubernetes, Terraform and Ansible. Perks named in the posting: equity. The role includes up to 25% travel. There are 24 open positions from Thought Machine on this site, 18 of them in IT and engineering.
Posted 19 days ago · Last checked 2026-10-20
About Thought Machine
AI and data Software product company 24 open positions, 75% in IT and engineering. Most open roles: Security (7), DevOps / SRE / platform / cloud (5), Full-stack engineering (4).
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| Workplace | Hybrid |
| Seniority | Not stated |
| Role | DevOps / SRE / platform / cloud |
| Countries | United States |
| Languages | GolangJavaPython |
| Employment type | FullTime |
| Key facts | Stack: Golang, Java, Python, Linux, Kafka, PostgreSQL, Kubernetes, Terraform, Ansible, AWS, GCP, Azure · Travel: 25% · Equity |
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