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Software Engineer (£70k-£120k + Equity) at Ancep

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Job Title
Software Engineer
Salary
£70k-£120k + Equity
Company Description
Ancep is a London-based fintech automating the $3T commercial insurance market. Backed by $9M from Kleiner Perkins and Creandum, they are building the AI agent layer for global brokers. Their founding team includes former operators from OpenAI, Google DeepMind, and Anthropic, alongside industry veterans from top global insurance firms.
Job Description
You will join as a core engineer building the infrastructure for a market moving hundreds of billions. As a full-stack product engineer, you'll own features end-to-end—from architectural decisions to production deployment. You'll work directly with the founders to develop AI agents that handle intake, extraction, and outreach for top-tier global brokers.
Location
London, UK
Why this role is remarkable
- Join a high-growth startup with massive traction, including paid pilots with three of the top ten global brokers within one month of launch.
- Work alongside a world-class team of operators from Google DeepMind, OpenAI, and Anthropic, backed by premier VCs like Kleiner Perkins and Creandum.
- Exercise true ownership in a no-ticket-picker environment where your architectural decisions shape the product and impact hundreds of billions in insurance placements.
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What You Will Do
- Build and ship product end-to-end across the full stack, including frontend, backend, and critical infrastructure components.
- Design and implement the AI agent layer that automates submission intake, data extraction, and insurer outreach for global insurance brokers.
- Collaborate directly with the founders to identify product opportunities, make key architectural decisions, and rapidly iterate on the live beta.
The ideal candidate
- Has 3 to 8 years of overall work experience, ideally within early-stage startups or resource-constrained environments where you've built real products.
- Demonstrates a strong ship mentality and the ability to figure out complex technical problems from scratch without needing a detailed spec.
- Possesses a full-stack engineering skillset and is excited about building the infrastructure for a massive, traditional market ripe for AI disruption.
Who are Jack & Jill?
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How does this work?
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