Lumora Solutions
Lead Forward Deployed AI Engineer

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Job Title: Lead Forward Deployed AI Engineer
Location: Central London (Hybrid)
Salary: Up to £150,000 + Bonus
Lumora Solutions is partnered with a VC-backed AI Consultancy to build a FDE Centre of Excellence. As a Lead Forward Deployed AI Engineer, you'll partner directly with customers to design, deploy, and scale AI-powered enterprise solutions.
As part of the AI Foundry team and Anthropic partnership, you’ll shape innovative Claude-powered workflows, platforms, and accelerators while helping define the future of enterprise AI.
What you will be doing:
- Lead the design, development, and deployment of AI-powered solutions that solve complex enterprise challenges.
- Build and scale LLM applications, agentic workflows, integrations, and AI-powered automations using modern AI engineering practices.
- Partner with technical and business stakeholders to shape AI strategy, identify opportunities, and deliver measurable business outcomes.
- Define and embed scalable AI engineering practices, reusable accelerators, and responsible AI standards.
- Build technology partnerships and help shape new AI capabilities, solutions, and go-to-market offerings.
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What you will bring:
- Strong software engineering and enterprise integration experience, with hands-on skills in Python, JavaScript/TypeScript, APIs, and cloud platforms.
- Practical experience building and deploying AI/LLM solutions, including RAG, agentic workflows, tool use, and AI-powered automation.
- Strong understanding of modern LLM engineering and responsible AI, including evaluation, security, and data protection.
- Experience shaping AI strategy, building scalable engineering practices, and developing strong technology and partner relationships.
- A customer-focused mindset, strong communication skills, and the ability to turn complex challenges into practical, high-impact solutions.


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Why Join:
- Shape the future of enterprise AI.
- Build innovative AI solutions at scale.
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