Plan: Transitioning to Forward Deployed Engineer / AI Engineer

A phase-based roadmap for backend engineers moving into FDE and AI Engineer roles — decoding the title chaos, the applied LLM stack, and the interview loop.

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Plan: Transitioning to Forward Deployed Engineer / AI Engineer

A phase-based roadmap for backend engineers moving into FDE and AI Engineer roles — decoding the title chaos, the applied LLM stack, and the interview loop.

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Apache-2.0 ↗ Allowed Allowed No source distribution obligation Keep license, relevant notices and NOTICE; mark modifications. Includes patent grants and termination on patent litigation
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LGPL-2.1 ↗ Allowed Allowed under LGPL terms Provide source for the library/modifications when distributing the library Apps may link under other licenses; allow library replacement/relinking and reverse engineering to debug modifications
LGPL-3.0 ↗ Allowed Allowed under LGPL terms Provide source for the library/modifications when distributing the library Apps may link under other licenses; ensure replacement, relinking and reverse engineering for debugging modifications; provide installation information for covered products
MPL-2.0 ↗ Allowed Allowed under MPL terms Provide source for MPL-covered files and modifications when distributing Retain MPL and notices at file level; separate files without MPL code may use other licenses
AGPL-3.0 ↗ Allowed Allowed under AGPL terms Provide corresponding source when distributing; offer remote users of modified versions free source access Distribution terms similar to GPL-3.0, plus source-access instructions for network users of modified programs
Unlicense ↗ Allowed Allowed No source distribution obligation Dedicate copyright to the public domain; check the original and limits permitted by law
CC0-1.0 ↗ Allowed Allowed No source distribution obligation Waive copyright and related rights, with fallback permission if ineffective; excludes patents and trademarks
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Commercial use, modification/redistribution, source obligations, and key conditions of common licenses. Names link to official texts.
License · original	Commercial use	Modification / redistribution	Source obligations	Key conditions
MIT ↗	Allowed	Allowed	No source distribution obligation	Keep copyright and permission notices in copies/substantial portions
Apache-2.0 ↗	Allowed	Allowed	No source distribution obligation	Keep license, relevant notices and NOTICE; mark modifications. Includes patent grants and termination on patent litigation
BSD-2-Clause ↗	Allowed	Allowed	No source distribution obligation	Keep copyright, conditions and disclaimers in source or binary documentation/materials
BSD-3-Clause ↗	Allowed	Allowed	No source distribution obligation	BSD-2 terms, plus no use of copyright holder/contributor names for endorsement without permission
ISC ↗	Allowed	Allowed	No source distribution obligation	Keep copyright and permission notices in all copies
GPL-2.0 ↗	Allowed	Allowed under GPL terms	Provide corresponding source for the program/derivatives when distributing	Distribute under GPL; keep copyright, license and change notices. Mere aggregation is excluded
GPL-3.0 ↗	Allowed	Allowed under GPL terms	Provide corresponding source for the program/derivatives when distributing	Distribute under GPL; retain notices and mark modifications. Patent terms; provide modified-version installation information for covered consumer products
LGPL-2.1 ↗	Allowed	Allowed under LGPL terms	Provide source for the library/modifications when distributing the library	Apps may link under other licenses; allow library replacement/relinking and reverse engineering to debug modifications
LGPL-3.0 ↗	Allowed	Allowed under LGPL terms	Provide source for the library/modifications when distributing the library	Apps may link under other licenses; ensure replacement, relinking and reverse engineering for debugging modifications; provide installation information for covered products
MPL-2.0 ↗	Allowed	Allowed under MPL terms	Provide source for MPL-covered files and modifications when distributing	Retain MPL and notices at file level; separate files without MPL code may use other licenses
AGPL-3.0 ↗	Allowed	Allowed under AGPL terms	Provide corresponding source when distributing; offer remote users of modified versions free source access	Distribution terms similar to GPL-3.0, plus source-access instructions for network users of modified programs
Unlicense ↗	Allowed	Allowed	No source distribution obligation	Dedicate copyright to the public domain; check the original and limits permitted by law
CC0-1.0 ↗	Allowed	Allowed	No source distribution obligation	Waive copyright and related rights, with fallback permission if ineffective; excludes patents and trademarks

Commercial use, modification/redistribution, source obligations, and key conditions of common licenses. Names link to official texts.
License · original	Commercial use	Modification / redistribution	Source obligations	Key conditions
MIT ↗	Allowed	Allowed	No source distribution obligation	Keep copyright and permission notices in copies/substantial portions
Apache-2.0 ↗	Allowed	Allowed	No source distribution obligation	Keep license, relevant notices and NOTICE; mark modifications. Includes patent grants and termination on patent litigation
BSD-2-Clause ↗	Allowed	Allowed	No source distribution obligation	Keep copyright, conditions and disclaimers in source or binary documentation/materials
BSD-3-Clause ↗	Allowed	Allowed	No source distribution obligation	BSD-2 terms, plus no use of copyright holder/contributor names for endorsement without permission
ISC ↗	Allowed	Allowed	No source distribution obligation	Keep copyright and permission notices in all copies
GPL-2.0 ↗	Allowed	Allowed under GPL terms	Provide corresponding source for the program/derivatives when distributing	Distribute under GPL; keep copyright, license and change notices. Mere aggregation is excluded
GPL-3.0 ↗	Allowed	Allowed under GPL terms	Provide corresponding source for the program/derivatives when distributing	Distribute under GPL; retain notices and mark modifications. Patent terms; provide modified-version installation information for covered consumer products
LGPL-2.1 ↗	Allowed	Allowed under LGPL terms	Provide source for the library/modifications when distributing the library	Apps may link under other licenses; allow library replacement/relinking and reverse engineering to debug modifications
LGPL-3.0 ↗	Allowed	Allowed under LGPL terms	Provide source for the library/modifications when distributing the library	Apps may link under other licenses; ensure replacement, relinking and reverse engineering for debugging modifications; provide installation information for covered products
MPL-2.0 ↗	Allowed	Allowed under MPL terms	Provide source for MPL-covered files and modifications when distributing	Retain MPL and notices at file level; separate files without MPL code may use other licenses
AGPL-3.0 ↗	Allowed	Allowed under AGPL terms	Provide corresponding source when distributing; offer remote users of modified versions free source access	Distribution terms similar to GPL-3.0, plus source-access instructions for network users of modified programs
Unlicense ↗	Allowed	Allowed	No source distribution obligation	Dedicate copyright to the public domain; check the original and limits permitted by law
CC0-1.0 ↗	Allowed	Allowed	No source distribution obligation	Waive copyright and related rights, with fallback permission if ineffective; excludes patents and trademarks

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