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Stealth AI Startup | Seed Stage | On-site

We’re hiring for an early-stage but fast-growing AI startup building a cloud-native analytics platform that turns large volumes of LLM output into structured, queryable intelligence for businesses and brands.

Their stack is fully on AWS, heavily event-driven, and designed for scale. They work with modern serverless and container-native infrastructure and actively use AI agents and automation across both engineering and product workflows.

We’re looking for a Software Engineer to help build and run the core data and infrastructure layer of our client’s platform.

What You’ll Be Doing

You’ll own large parts of our cloud and data platform, including:



Designing and operating AWS infrastructure (ECS Fargate, Lambda, Step Functions, EventBridge, S3, Athena, DynamoDB)

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Building ETL / ELT pipelines that transform raw LLM outputs into analytics-ready data

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Orchestrating workflows and event-driven systems

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Managing containerised services with Docker and ECS

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Implementing CI/CD and infrastructure-as-code

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Setting up monitoring, alerting, and reliability practices

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Optimising performance, cost, and scalability

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Baking in security and least-privilege access from day one

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Experimenting with AI tools and agents to automate workflows and improve productivity

What We’re Looking For

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Strong AWS experience (especially ECS, Lambda, Step Functions, S3, EventBridge)

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Solid Docker and container-native deployment experience

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Python for data processing and automation

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Experience building data pipelines and data lake architectures

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Infrastructure-as-code (Terraform, CDK, or CloudFormation)

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CI/CD and production engineering mindset

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Systems thinking and comfort owning production workloads

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Curiosity about AI tools, LLMs, and automation

Why Join

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Real ownership of core infrastructure and architecture

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Work at the intersection of cloud, data, and applied AI

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Modern AWS stack, event-driven design, and production scale

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Small, senior team with high trust and low process

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Direct impact on a fast-growing AI product

Other Bits

We are open to considering Mid-Level & Senior Engineers looking to make an impact in an early-stage envronment; stated salary range of £60k - £70k is negotiable DoE.

*Please note, this is an on-site role in London; a few stops from Paddington

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