5 hours ago
Remote, SingaporeMid Level
Responsibilities
- Bring customer LLM applications from ideas to production-ready deployments.
- Collaborate on applications such as concierge search, code generation, and agentic copilots.
- Deliver technical demonstrations covering LangChain’s product suite.
- Lead developer-focused trainings and workshops on best practices.
- Partner with enterprise sales teams to support deal execution.
- Translate customer insights and feedback into engineering and product improvements.
- Lead internal and external special projects that dogfood new products.
- Support customer-site deployment, onboarding, and ongoing technical engagement, requiring 40% travel.
Requirements
- At least 3 years of experience in a similar technical role such as software engineering or customer engineering.
- Experience as a Deployed Engineer or Solutions Architect at a developer-focused company is desired.
- Engineering background and interest in working closely with customers as a trusted technical partner.
- Ability to present best practices to larger teams and operate effectively in fast-moving, unstructured environments.
- Familiarity with LangChain or building with LLMs is a bonus.
- Startup experience is a bonus.
Benefits
- Medical, dental, and vision coverage.
- Flexible vacation.
- 401(k) plan and life insurance.
- Meaningful equity, variable compensation where relevant, and other perks.
- Locally competitive benefits for APAC team members aligned with regional norms and regulations.
- Singapore-based role with approximately 40% travel to customer sites.
Categories
Forward Deployed
About LangChain
LangChain builds open-source frameworks and a commercial platform for developing, evaluating, deploying, and operating LLM-powered agents and applications. Its LangSmith suite provides observability, testing, deployment, and governance for enterprise AI workloads; customers include Nvidia, LinkedIn, Workday, and Bridgewater. Privately held and headquartered in San Francisco, the company was founded in 2022.
