You've heard the buzzword "Forward Deployed Engineer" used by companies like OpenAI and Palantir, but what does it really mean? It’s more than just a senior consultant on-site; it’s a radical model of autonomy, strategy, and on-the-ground invention that challenges the very structure of traditional consulting.In this episode, Ben Griswold (Grizen) and Noah Heldman (OutcomeSource) explore the power and nuance of the Forward Deployed Engineer. They discuss how this model pushes decision-making down to the person closest to the information, turning client work into a series of strategic "bets" that can solve immediate problems while fueling core product innovation. Drawing parallels to the command structure of a nuclear submarine, they make a compelling case for a more nimble, inventive, and empowered approach to technology delivery.In This Episode, You'll Learn:What a "Forward Deployed Engineer" is (and why it's more than a buzzword).The three pillars of the model: Strategy, Execution, and Invention.Lessons from a nuclear submarine captain on pushing decision-making down to the source of information.How to think of client work as a series of strategic "bets" rather than rigid plans.Why this powerful model isn't just for Fortune 500 companies with massive budgets.Connect with Us:Ben Griswold | Grizen: https://grizen.comNoah Heldman | OutcomeSource: https://outcomesource.com

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