Oho Group
Software Engineer | Agentic Systems

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Software Engineer – Agentic Systems
London | Hybrid | Competitive Salary + Equity
We're building next-generation AI systems and are looking for a strong software engineer with experience building agentic products to join the team at an exciting stage of growth.
This is not a prompt engineering role. You'll be designing and building production software around LLMs — working on agents that can reason, use tools, execute tasks and operate reliably in real-world environments.
What you'll do
- Build and ship agentic AI systems into production
- Design backend architectures and scalable services
- Work across agent orchestration, tool use, evaluation, and reliability
- Integrate LLMs into robust software systems
- Make decisions around data, state, permissions, observability, and testing
- Experiment quickly and own problems from idea through to deployment
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What we're looking for
- Strong software engineering fundamentals
- Several years' experience building production software
- Experience building LLM-powered or agentic systems
- Strong programming ability in Python, Rust, C++, Java, or similar
- Good understanding of system design and architecture
- Experience with tools/frameworks such as LangGraph, MCP, Google ADK, or similar
- Pragmatic, high-agency approach to solving difficult problems


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What you'll get
- Competitive salary + meaningful equity
- 7% pension, private healthcare & dental
- Free meals and relocation support
- High autonomy and genuine ownership
- Work alongside a highly technical engineering team
- The chance to build agentic systems from the ground up
If you're a strong software engineer who's already built with LLMs and agents and wants to go much deeper, this is a chance to work on some genuinely difficult problems at the cutting edge of AI.
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