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IFS Nexus Black

AI Engineer UK

London
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About Nexus Black

IFS Nexus Black builds AI to solve hard problems for the industries that keep the world turning: up on power lines, down on factory floors, and out in the field. Our products — Resolve (field service and predictive maintenance), Flow (production planning), Comply (regulatory compliance) and Reason (analytical reasoning) — are used by technicians and engineers who cannot afford a tool that doesn't work first time. We pair 40 years of IFS industrial depth with the technical pace of a start-up, and we get results in weeks, not months.

The Role

You'll build the agentic systems behind our products: agents that reason and orchestrate, deterministic code that calculates, and every output traceable. You'll ship production code from week one — and then watch a field technician use it on a customer site, because that's where our engineering standard is set.

What You'll Do

  • Design and build agentic workflows — multi-step tool use, retrieval, and orchestration — using Claude, LangChain/LangGraph and whatever earns its place next.
  • Own evaluation. Define what "correct" means for a workflow, build eval harnesses and golden datasets, and hold the line: if it wouldn't convince a 30-year veteran, it doesn't ship.
  • Take features from prototype to production: observability, tracing (LangSmith), error handling, and reliability that survives week six, not just the demo.
  • Join customer ride-alongs and site visits — plants, hangars, the field — and bring what you learn straight back into the code.
  • Work with coding agents daily (Claude Code, Cursor) — they're how we work, not a novelty — and keep making your own job smaller.
  • Contribute like an owner: PR reviews, design docs, and a culture of writing things down.

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What You'll Bring

  • Production experience with LLMs — you've shipped systems using model APIs (Anthropic, OpenAI or similar), not just notebooks: system-level prompt design, agent architectures, tool use, RAG.
  • An evaluation habit. You've built eval pipelines — golden datasets, regression suites, LLM-as-judge where it's honest — and you can tell a good demo from a system that holds up in production.
  • Strong software fundamentals: Python and/or TypeScript, Git, testing, CI, and the judgement to know when deterministic code beats a model call.
  • Comfort with ambiguity and pace — small team, broad remit, shipping over ceremony.
  • Curiosity about the physical world. Our users fix aircraft and keep grids running; you should want to understand their job well enough to build for it.

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Nice to Have

  • Retrieval infrastructure at scale (vector stores, hybrid search, reranking).
  • Fine-tuning or model-adaptation experience where it genuinely beat prompting.
  • Experience in industrial, field-service or other asset-heavy domains.
  • Open-source contributions or a portfolio of shipped AI systems.

Why Nexus Black

We're a small team building AI that has to work the first time, because the people using it are forty feet up a utility pole. AI tooling isn't a side experiment here — it's how we work every day. If you want your code in the hands of people who keep the world running, we'd like to talk. Less talk. More impact.

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Skills

Python
TypeScript
LLMs
LangChain
LangGraph
RAG
Prompt Engineering
Agentic Workflows
System Architecture
Observability
Tracing
Git
CI/CD
Evaluation Pipelines
Software Testing
Data Engineering

Location

London, England, United Kingdom

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