Role overview
A senior, hands-on engineering role focused on shaping the architecture of agentic AI systems for an insurance-focused SaaS platform. The position sits at the intersection of applied LLM research and production-grade software engineering, with responsibility for designing, prototyping, and shipping next-generation AI capabilities. It is intended for a builder who wants to drive technical strategy while remaining deeply involved in coding and mentoring.
Responsibilities
- Design, prototype, and build production-ready agentic workflows, custom orchestration layers, and tool-calling integrations using modern AI frameworks.
- Transition AI prototypes into robust, low-latency microservices on a major cloud platform, ensuring tight integration with the surrounding tech stack.
- Integrate emerging paradigms such as Model Context Protocol, advanced retrieval-augmented generation patterns, vector pipelines, and structured LLM outputs into the production stack.
- Establish LLMOps practices covering experiment tracking, evaluation, prompt engineering, latency optimization, token budget governance, and model observability.
- Mentor engineering squads, lead technical design reviews, set coding standards, and raise the team's overall AI engineering capability.
- Continuously benchmark new models, tools, and architectures, translating relevant breakthroughs into practical product value.
Requirements
- Proven, hands-on experience building with agentic frameworks such as LangGraph, LlamaIndex, OpenAI Agents SDK, Microsoft Agent Framework, or custom orchestration solutions.
- Practical expertise with Model Context Protocol, tool and function calling, structured LLM outputs, and complex RAG pipelines including vector retrieval, hybrid search, and embeddings.
- Experience with LLMOps tooling, including evaluation frameworks, tracing, prompt engineering, and compute or token governance in production.
- Strong proficiency in Python and object-oriented programming for AI ecosystem work.
- Track record building and scaling backend microservices and REST or OpenAPI endpoints on enterprise cloud infrastructure, preferably Azure.
- Familiarity with vector and relational databases, event-driven patterns, containerization with Docker and Kubernetes, CI/CD, and infrastructure-as-code practices.
Nice to have
- Comfort reading research papers and extracting practical product value from emerging models and libraries.
- Demonstrated ability to upskill peers through pair programming, code reviews, and pragmatic design discussions.
Benefits and work setup
- Flexible remote and hybrid working options.
- Competitive base salary plus a variable component tied to personal and company performance.
- Multiple learning and development opportunities, including dedicated half-day learning sessions each month.
- Generous paid time off and paid holidays.
- Mental health benefits and paid volunteering days each year.
- Additional country-specific benefits may apply.