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How do your onsite engineers bridge the gap between operators and executive leadership? | Pablo Palafox from Happy Robot

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How do your onsite engineers bridge the gap between operators and executive leadership?

Replied byPablo Palafox

Co-founder & CEO at Happy Robot

Niche: AI

Revenue: Not Publicly Disclosed/month

Location: San Francisco, California, United States

Started: 2023

Even in a two hundred person company, you need a catalyst to make things happen. In a massive enterprise with thousands of employees, a forward deployed engineer acts as a bridge between the operators in the warehouse or energy plant and the executive team, helping them make fast, data-driven decisions.

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