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Forward Deployment Engineer

About ActOne Group

ActOne Group Industries builds and deploys AI agents and automations that run real business workflows for enterprise clients. Our platform, Foundry, lets teams design, build, and ship AI applications and agents — and we work side-by-side with clients to get those solutions into production. We're a small, fast-moving team where the work you do reaches customers quickly.

 

About the Role

This is a Forward Deployment Engineer (FDE) internship — but you don't need a traditional engineering background. You need sharp business instincts, genuine curiosity about AI, and the drive to learn how to build.

Forward Deployment Engineers sit at the intersection of client and product. You'll learn how to translate a client's business problems into working AI agents and applications, build them on Foundry using Claude Code, and help clients do the same. A big part of the summer is helping us design and build a client training program — alongside our AI Lead — that teaches customers how to build their own AI applications and agents from scratch.

If you've been the person who picks up new tools fast, builds things on the side, and likes being in the room with customers, this is for you.

 

Why This Is an Exciting Opportunity

The way work gets done is being rewritten right now, and Forward Deployment Engineers are the people doing the rewriting. You won't be watching the AI shift from the sidelines — you'll be on the front line of it, sitting with real businesses and turning "what if AI could do this?" into something that's actually running in production.

This is a rare chance to get genuinely fluent in the tools and workflows that will define the next decade of work, while you're still early. You'll build real AI agents and applications, shape how clients learn to build their own, and develop a skill set very few people have yet: knowing how to take AI from a demo to deployed value. The people who learn this now — how to think with these tools, sell with them, and ship with them — are the ones who will be leading teams and companies in a few years. We're betting that's you.

 

What You'll Do

  • Work directly with clients to understand their workflows, goals, and where AI can create real value
  • Learn to build AI agents and applications on the Foundry platform using Claude Code
  • Help design and build our client-facing training program alongside the AI Lead — the curriculum that teaches clients how to build and deploy their own AI solutions
  • Support client onboarding and the hands-on deployment of solutions
  • Get deep, practical exposure to the leading AI tools — Claude, OpenAI, and the broader stack — and develop strong judgment about when and how to use each
  • Document patterns, write clear guides, and turn what works into repeatable playbooks

 

Who You Are

  • Strong business fundamentals — you understand how companies actually operate and make decisions
  • Hands-on AI exposure — you've used tools like Claude and OpenAI extensively, ideally building real things with them, not just experimenting
  • A fast, self-directed learner — comfortable with ambiguity and figuring things out without a manual
  • A clear communicator — you can hold your own in a client conversation and explain technical ideas in plain terms
  • Prior startup or technology experience (required) — you've worked at a startup or tech company, founded something, or built and shipped your own product. You know what it's like to move fast in an environment without a playbook.
  • Currently enrolled in a college or university program

 

Bonus Points

  • A portfolio of AI projects you've built — apps, agents, automations, prompts, anything
  • Familiarity with no-code/low-code tools or prompt engineering
  • Experience in a client-facing, sales, or consulting setting

 

The Details

  • Location: Los Angeles, CA — hybrid (mix of in-person and remote)
  • Duration: Semester
  • Compensation: Discussed during the interview process
  • Growth: Strong interns will be considered for a full-time offer after the summer