DMCG Global
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Agentic Software Engineer (Claude) | Contract
📍 Predominantly remote, with travel to London around once a month
đź’° ÂŁ400 to ÂŁ500 per day
đź“… Four days per week
đź“„ Initial three-month contract, with a likely three-month extension
I have a genuinely exciting opportunity with an excellent scaling company that is investing heavily in its internal AI capability.
This is a hands-on role for someone who has already designed, built and delivered agentic AI solutions end to end. It will not suit someone whose experience is limited to using Claude as a general coding assistant.
What you’ll be doing:
- Building, extending and maintaining AI agents and tools
- Using Claude and modern agentic coding environments to direct delivery
- Designing agents that turn business requirements into completed outputs
- Identifying errors, hallucinations and weaknesses in AI-generated content
- Testing failure modes and challenging the reliability of outputs
- Implementing fail-closed guardrails
- Establishing verification and quality assurance processes
- Running requirements-gathering sessions with business stakeholders
- Translating requirements into backlog items, user stories and acceptance criteria
- Prioritising work and creating clear delivery plans
- Communicating progress, risks and technical decisions
- Owning delivery from the initial idea through to testing and production
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What you’ll need:
- Demonstrable end-to-end agentic AI delivery experience
- Strong experience using Claude within a modern agentic coding environment
- Experience working within a scaling start-up environment
- Sound judgement around AI reliability, risk and failure modes
- A structured approach to testing, verification and guardrails
- Technical breadth across the software delivery stack
- The ability to work independently and take genuine ownership
- Strong stakeholder and requirements-gathering skills
- The ability to turn unclear business problems into practical technical deliverables


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Experience within HR or payroll would be useful, but it isn’t essential.
The client needs someone who can do more than build a prototype. You must be able to take an agentic AI product through the full lifecycle and demonstrate how you ensured its outputs were accurate, reliable and fit for purpose.
If this sounds relevant, message me with a brief example of an agentic AI product you have personally delivered end to end, including how you used Claude and tested the reliability of its outputs.
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