Zora AI, Forward Deployed Engineer - Products & Platforms
deloittePittsburgh (PA)
Zora AI, Forward Deployed Engineer - Products & Platforms
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deloittePittsburgh (PA)
SENIORITY
Manager
About the role
Overview:
In this role you will work directly with clients and Deloitte’s Zora AI product and engineering teams to translate field learnings into reusable capabilities. You’ll shape, demonstrate, and architect agentic use cases from the Zora AI Platform, delivering production-scale solutions across finance, procurement, HR, and IT services. You’ll engage in pre- and post-sale activities, combining deep technical skill with broad functional domain fluency to drive value realization. This position offers a hands-on blend of delivery, product feedback, and client collaboration with a clear impact on platform roadmaps.
Responsibilities:
Presales & solution shaping with technical discovery, demos, and use-case fit assessments Develop and adapt agentic use cases on Digital Worker Workbench (DWW) and extend existing libraries as needed Enable clients and support value realization post-launch with business case alignment and expansion opportunities Capture client feedback and translate field learnings into reusable product capabilities and extensions for engineering teams
Key requirements:
Bachelor’s degree in a technical discipline 4+ years of software engineering, solution deployment, data engineering, or client-facing delivery experience Ability to travel up to 25% Authorized to work in the United States without sponsorship Client-facing credibility strong written and verbal communication ability to work across distributed teams and time zones APIs and data integration patterns cloud-based services (e.g., AWS) agentic workflows and multi-agent coordination
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