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Python Engineer | AI | LLM | Agentic Workflows | LangGraph | EducationTech | Remote, London | £65k
Looking to help shape AI Strategy for a scaling Tech-for-Good business?
I'm partnered with an AI-first data and analytics platform built for schools, multi-academy trusts, and education groups. Their technology connects fragmented school data - attendance, behaviour, wellbeing, assessment, SEND, and unstructured documents - and uses a multi-agent AI system to surface actionable insights for school leaders in seconds.
They are in a high-growth phase, backed by Innovate UK funding, with a roadmap spanning predictive analytics, supplier intelligence, and international expansion. The team is mission-driven, remote-first, and growing quickly - every hire has a very meaningful impact.
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I’m in my final year doing Economics and I don’t know whether to apply for grad schemes now or do a masters first. What do you think?
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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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You’ve got the grades and the economics background, and your bank internship is exactly the experience this scheme looks for. Apply soon — deadlines close within the month.
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They are looking for a Python/AI Developer to extend, improve, and scale their 22-agent agentic AI platform. The system is built on LangGraph with a supervisor-of-supervisors architecture, integrates multiple LLMs (including Google Gemini), and is monitored via LangSmith.
They are keen to hire a Python Developer with some exposure to an AI environment and looking to develop them in an AI Engineer role.
Core Responsibilities:
- Agentic Workflow Development: Build and refine LangGraph/LangChain agent sub-graphs and multi-step workflows.
- LLM Integration: Improve prompt engineering, orchestrate multiple models, and implement tool-calling logic.
- System Observability: Use LangSmith or equivalent tracing/logging to monitor agent behaviour and performance.
- Benchmarking & Evaluation: Contribute to LLM benchmarking across tasks and model families.
- API Engineering: Build and consume REST APIs; integrate agentic workflows with backend services.
- Architecture Evolution: Help evolve the platform as new capabilities (semantic query generation, predictive analytics) are added.


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Please contact me at olivia.grinstead@opusrs.com to discuss further!
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