Forward Deployed Engineer (South Korea)

About CrewAICrewAI is the leading open-source framework and enterprise platform for building and orchestrating multi-agent AI systems. Since launching in late 2023, CrewAI has grown into one of the fastest-adopted AI developer tools in the world, powering 300M+ agent executions per month across thousands of companies and a rapidly expanding open-source community.With CrewAI, teams can design specialized AI agents, connect them into dynamic “crews” and event-driven “flows,” and deploy them into production with governance, security, and scalability. Our mission is to give every team the ability to automate complex workflows, integrate AI safely into their businesses, and move beyond one-off LLM prompts toward robust agentic systems.About the RoleLocation: South KoreaAs a Forward Deployed Engineer in Korea, you are the technical point of contact embedded close to customers. You will lead implementation, architect solutions, run pilots, and ensure customers achieve their goals using CrewAI in production settings.What You'll DoMeet with customers to understand architecture, use cases, data workflows, infra setupDesign and lead POCs/pilots; oversee deployment and ensure success metricsBuild custom integrations with APIs, data sources, observability toolsEnsure deployments meet SLAs, uptime, scalability, and security requirementsDevelop reusable reference architectures, templates, and blueprintsProvide technical training to customer engineering teamsBe responsive across time zones and travel as needed for key engagementsRequirementsWho You Are5–8 years in software engineering or solutions architectureDeep technical expertise in cloud infra, deployments, APIs, observabilityStrong customer‑facing skills with enterprise accountsExperience in Korea, knowledge of local enterprise cycles, regulations, and culturesHands‑on, action‑oriented problem solverNice to have: agentic AI/LLMs experience; DevOps/SRE familiaritySpeaks Korean and EnglishBenefitsWork From HomeTraining & DevelopmentOriginally posted on Himalayas