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Not all tech jobs are disappearing.<\/p>\n

Despite the wave of layoffs that have battered the tech industry, there’s one role that looks secure: the forward-deployed engineer.<\/p>

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“Forward-deployed engineers, or roles that do the equivalent motion, are about to become one of the most in-demand jobs in tech. And one of the most important functions for AI rollouts,” Box CEO Aaron Levie said on LinkedIn this week.<\/p>

The job listings data suggest he may be right.<\/p>

In April of last year, there were 643 job postings for forward-deployed engineering roles on Indeed, according to data shared with Business Insider. By April 2026, that number had increased to 5,330 postings, which is about a 729% increase year over year.<\/p>\n

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