Special Olympics
Forward Deployed Engineer
New York, NY
Sponsorship not specified$150k-$300kDetected 37 days ago
Full-Stack Development
About the role
- When Special acquires a business, you're the one who goes in, learns how it runs, and turns SpecialOS into the system that runs it.
- One week you're in the field watching operators do a job by hand.
- The next you're shipping the software that does it for them.
Responsibilities
- Build integrations, pipelines, and automations that connect SpecialOS to the systems our businesses already run on
- Partner closely with founders, operators, and the core engineering team to ship polished, production-quality systems
- Care deeply about craft, reliability, and the experience of the people using what you build
Requirements
- Expertise with modern engineering and AI-native tools
- Experience translating requirements from non-technical users into shipped software
- Experience working closely with founders and operators in early-stage or deployed environments
- Comfort owning a problem from ambiguous first contact through production
Nice to have
- Preferred Skills and Experience
Compensation
- Compensation and Benefits
Company info
- About Special
- Special is a new kind of holding company.
- Our mission is to maximize the efficiency of American taxpayer dollars by transforming its critical industries with AI.
- We acquire and operate businesses that form the backbone of the American economy and deploy SpecialOS, our proprietary operating system, to make them run more efficiently.
- Special is backed by leading investors, including Andreessen Horowitz, Human Capital and former members of the Department of Government Efficiency (DOGE) team.
- Our team is small, technical, and systems-oriented.
- Everyone is an individual contributor.
- We expect strong work ethic and clear communication.
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