Job postings for this tech role have grown more than 700% in the last year

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Forward-deployed engineers might be one of the hottest new tech jobs.

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  • Forward-deployed engineers are one of tech's buzziest jobs.
  • FDEs help companies integrate AI and build AI tools.
  • Salaries can range from $170,000 to over $200,000, according to Indeed data.

Not all tech jobs are disappearing.

The 13 highest-paying jobs in the US

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New data showed pediatric surgeons made $502,050 on average.

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Kevin O'Leary says his huge data center will create 10,000 construction jobs. We looked at the numbers.

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"Shark Tank" investor Kevin O'Leary is planning a data center project in Utah.

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Anthropic is hiring a 'Claude Evangelist' — and it pays up to $315,000

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Former OpenAI researcher warns 'AI is not loyal to us'

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Daniel Kokotajlo is the founder of the AI Futures Project and a former OpenAI researcher who worked on forecasting, AI governance, and safety.

Box's new role for the AI era is the latest to take inspiration from Palantir

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Box CEO Aaron Levie.

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Jensen Huang tells new grads there is no better time to start a career

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Jensen Huang is optimistic about the future for new graduates.

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How a quarterly earnings shake-up could disrupt a sprawling white-collar ecosystem

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Workers in downtown Manhattan.

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My 15-year-old daughter wants a summer job. I want her to enjoy being a kid.

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The author says her daughter (not shown) is eager to grow up, but she wants her to have one more carefree summer.

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I didn't want to give up my job when we moved for my husband's. To keep it, I flew across the country almost every week.

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The logistics of my arrangement were frustrating, but the trade-off was worthwhile. It allowed me to live part-time in Oklahoma with my husband without giving up a job that I truly loved.

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