Infused Solutions
Forward Deployed Engineer

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Forward Deployed Engineer
Location: London (3 days on-site)
Compensation
£90,000 - £120,000 base + 20 - 30% bonus + equity
Job Type
Permanent
Infused Solutions' client is a fast-growing AI platform serving institutional finance clients. They automate complex analyst workflows—turning days of manual work into minutes—for some of the world's largest financial institutions.
30% financial analyst (understand workflows intimately) + 30% product strategist (translate needs into solutions) + 40% hands-on builder (prototype and ship working AI agents)
You will:
- Shadow credit analysts at PE firms and asset managers, reverse-engineer their workflows (IC memos, deal screening, portfolio monitoring, credit risk)
- Design multi-step AI agent logic that automates those workflows
- Prototype and ship V1s in days, present to partners/C-suite
- Manage scope, drive adoption, hand prototypes to engineers for productization
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StrongYour economics background and your summer at a regional bank line up with what PwC looks for on the consulting scheme. Applications close in four weeks.
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Your summer at the bank plus your econometrics coursework map directly to the day-one responsibilities on this scheme — client modelling, market briefings, and deal support.
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You won't:
- Build production infrastructure (that's Product Engineers)
- Manage a team (you're IC, hands-on)
- Sit in an office writing requirements doc (you're embedded with clients)


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Must-Haves
- Institutional finance analyst background (4-7+ years)
- IB (credit, DCM, leveraged finance), PE/credit, or asset management. You know what an IC memo looks like and have built financial models at 2 AM.
- Self-taught coder
- Python, SQL, basic scripting. You can prototype and automate your own workflows (Excel → Python → Lang Chain).
- Built something with LLMs in the last 12 months
- RAG pipeline, agentic workflow, document automation—anything. You've shipped something real (internal tool, side project, client prototype).
- Bridge analyst and CTO
- Translate business problems into technical requirements. Explain AI limitations to skeptical partners. Push back on scope creep.
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