AI Engineer

What's a good bet in this market? You've been watching the AI infrastructure space for a while. Some of what's being built is vapour.

Some of it isn't. What does the difference look like? An integration platform that's making AI agents actually useful — connecting the tools businesses run on so that the AI can do the work without a human holding the pieces together.

Series A, growing ARR, and hiring. If you want to work with all the toys in a room full of grown-ups — experienced founders, a strong team who've been through it before, and the technical freedom to experiment — read on. Some signs a startup is standing on solid ground : Paying enterprise customers — not just pilots Clear vision for what they're building and who it's for Founders who've done it before A team that's careful with their hires — culture over headcount Room to experiment: turning ideas into experiments has already unlocked a new revenue stream This is the role.

You'll be working on the AI layer of an integration platform — automating how SaaS tools talk to each other using LLMs, building tools that help agents reason about complex API workflows, and shipping features that handle the messiness of real-world enterprise data. TypeScript , Python , Langsmith , Modal, AWS. You bring the experience with LLMs in production; they'll give you the scale and the problems worth solving.

FAQs What does it pay? Up to £100,000 on the base Can I work remotely? London office, two days a week.

If you're in the UK and London is a stretch for a commute, get in touch anyway — they flex. Weeks working abroad? Achievable.

What will I actually be working on? LLM orchestration, AI agent reasoning over complex API workflows, building the tools that make enterprise integrations intelligent. Think: how do you give an AI agent enough context to handle a messy, multi-step API workflow without a human babysitting it?

If you read this far and you'd like your CV reviewed by a human, email [email protected] with "Don't burst my bubble" in the subject line. A couple of lines on why you think this might be a good fit — that's all.41bf1e1f-b16b-4260-a40a-17c77a06fd15