Build systems that matter.
Join IonFirst in solving complex operational, engineering, and business problems across real-world industries.
Open Roles
2 roles
- Engineering
Forward Deployed Engineer
Work directly with clients to understand operational problems and engineer practical solutions across software, data, mechanical, industrial, or other technical domains.
- Indonesia
- Hybrid / Project-Based
- Talent Pool
- Business & Growth
B2B Market Specialist
Build IonFirst's B2B market presence by translating technical capabilities into market positioning, campaigns, qualified leads, and commercial opportunities.
- Indonesia
- Hybrid
- Talent Pool
Work close to the problem.
IonFirst works on enterprise problems where business, engineering, and implementation intersect.
- 01Problem first
- Teams begin with the client's actual operational constraint rather than forcing a predetermined technology into the problem.
- 02Cross-disciplinary
- Problems may involve software, data, AI, industrial processes, mechanical systems, operations, or combinations of multiple disciplines.
- 03Ownership
- Team members are expected to understand why something is being built, make informed decisions, and take responsibility for measurable outcomes.
- 04Field exposure
- Some projects require direct interaction with clients, operational teams, facilities, or existing systems.
- 05Learn through deployment
- IonFirst values people who can move from analysis to implementation and learn from how systems behave in production.
Who thrives at IonFirst
IonFirst is particularly suitable for people who:
- Enjoy ambiguous problems without immediately obvious solutions.
- Can decompose complex problems into manageable systems.
- Are comfortable learning outside their primary discipline.
- Communicate clearly with both technical and non-technical stakeholders.
- Care about business outcomes as much as technical correctness.
- Can work independently while collaborating across disciplines.
- Prefer building and testing over endless theoretical discussion.
Your major does not define your role here. Evidence that you can solve meaningful problems matters more.