Ai outcome engineer, forward deployed engineering
Pubblicato il 02-10-2026 - Google in Milano
corporate_fare Google place Milan, Metropolitan City of Milan, Italy X Google welcomes people with disabilities. Bachelor's degree or equivalent practical experience. 5 years of experience troubleshooting technical issues for internal/external partners or customers. Experience with technical delivery strategies and interfacing with product or engineering organizations. Experience in system design or orchestration frameworks (e.g., Lang Graph, Auto Gen, Crew AI). Experience with enterprise integrations (APIs, enterprise content management (ECMs), identity), Cloud infrastructure, or AI/ML model deployments.
Preferred qualifications:
Experience interfacing directly with core product/engineering organizations regarding infrastructure or AI/ML model deployments, managing technical delivery strategies, and debugging systems. About the job As an AI Outcome Customer Engineer, Forward Deployed Engineering, you work as an enterprise architect, technical debugger, engineering liaison and technical delivery manager.
You will bridge the gap between pre-sales agreement shaping and post-sales execution.
Entering the agreement cycle during the technical evaluation phase for AI accounts, you will ensure that solutions are shaped strictly through the lens of adoption, rapid activation, and viable delivery. Aligned with our Forward Deployed Engineering (FDE) organization, you will architect how these technical assets actually integrate into the customer's IT ecosystem (connectors, identity, data residency, legal constraints). Individual pay is determined by factors including job-related skills, experience, and relevant education or training.
Italy: €90000 - €92000 (EUR) + 15% premio target + equity + benefits Learn more about benefits at Google. Partner with Account teams and Practice Customer Engineer (CEs) during technical evaluation phases to assess project feasibility, shape proposals for long-term adoption, and validate FDE engagement requests. Dive into code-level context to diag