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Wave Talent in London (Shoreditch) is hiring its first engineer to build the product end to end, focusing on a risk engine for agented purchases and the payment infrastructure that powers transactions. You will own APIs and data pipelines in a hands-on role with founders.
The position offers meaningful equity and direct access to the founding team as you define the technical direction from day one.
Python, TypeScript, LLM integrations, ML pipelines, payment infra
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We've partnered with a pre-seed fintech building the trust layer for agentic commerce, the missing piece that lets AI agents actually be trusted to make purchases on someone's behalf. They're hiring their first engineer to build the product end to end alongside the founders. Here's everything you need to know:
Benefits: Meaningful equity in a category-defining pre-seed business, direct access to the founding team, genuine ownership over technical direction from day one.
Industry/Type of business: Fintech, risk infrastructure for agentic commerce.
Work location: 3 days a week in their Shoreditch, London office (currently Monday, Wednesday and Thursday, though not fixed).
Interview process: 3 stages: culture fit, a systems architecture discussion with a VC partner, and a take-home plus on-site working session.
Company size: Founding team of 2 at present, hiring this role as the first engineer with plans to build out a small team underneath over time.
Working on: Building a first-of-its-kind risk engine that quantifies whether an AI agent's purchase actually matches what the user wanted, combining traditional ML, LLM-as-judge and human-in-the-loop checks. Alongside this, you'll build the payment infrastructure layer that enables agent transactions, working directly with design partners to get it into production with real transaction data.
Why now: People are delegating far more to AI than they were even a year ago, and are getting comfortable letting it act on their behalf. The one thing still holding that back at scale is trust in autonomous purchases. Nobody has solved this yet, so there's a genuine window to define the category and become the default trust layer before anyone else does.
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