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FDE jobs at Nominal

Nominal provides connected cloud and edge software for hardware teams to capture, analyze, automate, and operate mission-critical tests.

Growth (Series B–C) · About 201–1,000 people

6 postings6 metrosmedian posted base $180,000Careers at Nominal ↗read

6 open FDE roles at Nominal

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3 of 6 postings are hands-on engineering in the customer’s own systems. Rows that do other work name it.

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How Nominal describes FDE work

Mention travel

How often postings mention travel

100% of postings · US 42%

Well above average

Senior or staff level

Senior-level responsibility or above

100% of postings · US 94%

Above average

Require production code

Postings that involve writing production code

83% of postings · US 80%

About average

Remote allowed

Not enough postings say

Work for external customers

Work done for people outside the company

100% of postings · US 86%

Above average

Include pre-sales work

Evaluation or proposal work before a deal

50% of postings · US 24%

Well above average

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Nominal’s postings mention travel far more often than the US average (100% vs 42%) and involve pre-sales more often (50% vs 24%).

Shares leave out postings that say nothing about a measure. Travel counts silence as no mention. Compare with all US FDE postings and read the method →

Pay at Nominal

Median posted base $180,000 · US senior FDE median $190,000

From 5 posted base ranges, each read at its middle. Bonus and equity are not counted. See how posted pay differs by level, location and travel →

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