Forward Deployed Engineer Analyst Government Services at Sayari

About Sayari:

Sayari is a risk intelligence provider that provides the public and private sectors with immediate visibility into complex commercial relationships by delivering the largest commercially available collection of corporate and trade data from over 250 jurisdictions worldwide. Sayari's solutions enable risk resilience, mission-critical investigations, and better economic decisions.

Headquartered in Washington, D.C., Sayari’s solutions are trusted by Fortune 500 companies, financial institutions, and government agencies, and are used globally in over 35 countries. Funded by world-class investors, with a strategic $228 million investment by TPG Inc. (NASDAQ: TPG) in 2024, Sayari has been recognized by the Inc. 5000 and the Deloitte Technology Fast 500 as one of the fastest growing private companies in the United States and was featured as one of Inc.’s “Best Workplaces” for 2025.

POSITION DESCRIPTION

You will be the technical and mission expert for Sayari's most strategic government partners. You will embed directly with government analysts, operators, and data scientists to solve their hardest mission-enabling, intelligence and/or law enforcement problems. Your primary objective is to ensure that Sayari is deeply integrated into our clients' workflows, becoming an indispensable tool for missions ranging from sanctions evasion and counter-threat finance to securing critical supply chains. This is software engineering on the front lines, placing you at the critical juncture between our technology, our government clients, and their high-stakes missions.

This role is a blend of a software engineer, a data analyst, and a mission consultant. You will be architecting data pipelines or writing production code one day and brief

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