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Orosz says forward deployed engineer hiring stays strong amid Microsoft buyout concerns

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Gergely Orosz says demand for forward deployed engineers (FDEs) remains strong across the industry despite concern over Microsoft buyouts.

In an X post, he also says demand for AI-related infrastructure roles is rising and names Salesforce as hiring FDEs heavily. He advises engineers to keep up with cutting-edge work to find more opportunities.

The post is a single statement from Orosz, and it includes no hiring figures or Microsoft buyout details to check the claim against.

Written by AI from the articles below · updated Oct 26, 5:43 PM ET

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  1. Oct 27, 4:54 PM ET · 1 article
    Gergely Orosz says AI forward deployed engineer roles offer fast career growth
    Gergely Orosz: Gergely Orosz says AI forward deployed engineer roles offer fast career growth
  2. Oct 26, 5:32 PM ET · 1 article
    Orosz says FDE hiring remains strong despite Microsoft buyout gloom
    Gergely Orosz: Orosz says FDE hiring remains strong despite Microsoft buyout gloom

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Oct 27
  1. Gergely OroszX
    Gergely Orosz says AI forward deployed engineer roles offer fast career growth

    AIGergely Orosz says forward deployed engineer (FDE) roles can be worth pursuing despite a common view that they are low-prestige, low-pay solutions engineering jobs. He argues an AI FDE role can deliver four years of experience in one, adding that results vary.

Oct 26
  1. Gergely OroszX
    Orosz says FDE hiring remains strong despite Microsoft buyout gloom

    AIGergely Orosz says demand for forward deployed engineers (FDEs) remains strong across the industry despite gloom over Microsoft buyouts. He says AI-related infrastructure roles are also in demand and cites Salesforce as hiring FDEs heavily. He advises engineers to keep up with cutting-edge work to see more demand.

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