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Agent Engineer (ex-Full Stack Engineer)

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Agent Engineer with a full-stack background
Remote (UK)
£100,000 - £130,000 + Stock Options + Benefits
Build the platform that helps AI understand software.
AI can write code. The next challenge is helping AI understand how software should be built.
We're working with a profitable, product-led SaaS company who is already trusted by 500 enterprise engineering organisations to manage and share design systems.
They're now evolving it into an AI-native platform that enables agents to reason over product knowledge, documentation, and user interfaces.
This isn't about building another chatbot. It's about creating the foundations that allow AI agents to understand complex software systems, keep documentation in sync automatically, and help engineering teams build better products faster.
The Opportunity
As a Senior AI Platform Engineer, you'll be one of the experienced engineers helping shape the company's AI platform.
You'll join a cross-functional product squad alongside a Product Manager, Designer, and Software Engineers, building production-ready AI capabilities that customers use every day.
Current projects include:
- Building agentic workflows that automatically detect changes and keep product documentation up to date
- Developing AI agents that can reason over large design systems and product knowledge
- Designing orchestration frameworks for multiple AI agents working together in production
- Building APIs and platform services that integrate with modern AI tooling
- Creating scalable infrastructure that enterprise customers can trust
- Helping establish engineering best practices as the AI platform continues to grow
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This is a hands-on product engineering role where you'll work across architecture, backend services, front-end features, and AI systems.
What You'll Bring
We're looking for an experienced product engineer who enjoys solving complex technical problems and isn't afraid to work across the stack.
- Experience building multi-agent orchestration systems in production
- 6-7+ years building production software
- Strong backend engineering experience with modern cloud infrastructure
- Commercial full-stack experience, including React
- Experience designing and shipping APIs and distributed systems
- A pragmatic approach to technology rather than loyalty to one language or framework
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- Love building products, not just writing code
- Enjoy speaking with customers and understanding real problems
- Ask thoughtful questions before jumping to solutions
- Care about clean engineering and pragmatic decision-making
- Are happy reviewing both backend and frontend code
- Have low ego and enjoy collaborating with experienced teammates
- Like working in startup environments where ownership is high and titles matter less than impact
Why Join?
- Help build the infrastructure powering the next generation of AI software development
- Work for a profitable, remote-first SaaS company with an established enterprise customer base
- Join a small, senior engineering team with significant ownership
- Influence product direction as well as technical architecture
- Collaborate with engineers from high-performing technology companies
- Quarterly company meet-ups with remote-first flexibility
If you're an experienced full-stack engineer who has recently been building AI products, platforms, or agentic systems and you still enjoy shipping customer-facing software, this is an opportunity to help define how enterprise teams build software in the age of AI.
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