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Agent guide: [/agents.md](https://www.wearedevelopers.com/agents.md). --- # AI Engineer - **Company:** Prism Digital - **Location:** Greater London, UK - **Contract:** Temporary contract - **Skills:** Application Programming Interfaces (APIs), Artificial Intelligence, Confluence, JIRA, Python (Programming Language), Large Language Models, Multi-Agent Systems, Git, Restful APIs - **Published:** September 9, 2026 - **Apply:** https://www.collegerecruiter.com/job/2856364143-ai-engineer ## About the Role * Context engineering: prompt construction, context window management, vector retrieval, information routing * Agentic orchestration frameworks: LangGraph, Pydantic AI, AutoGen or similar * Multi-agent systems, tool-use mechanisms and multi-step workflows * Python - very strong experience * AI evaluation and observability: agent accuracy, LLM output quality, regression detection, tracing * Translating requirements directly from non-technical subject matter experts * Seniority to own architecture and solution design, not only implementation Experience working inside a risk function, or in the risk industry generally. They are not asking for a risk expert, they have those already. But an engineer who already speaks the language will get productive far faster here, and it counts for a lot. If you have it, lead with it. ## Description * Claude Code, which the client uses heavily and treats as the default way of writing software * Git, Jira REST APIs and Confluence APIs * Vector databases and retrieval layers * 10-30 upstream data sources feeding a single automated assessment core * Live risk registers and executive-level reporting * Internal proprietary applications you will integrate with rather than replace Nice to Haves * Delivery inside a risk function, or into the risk industry: operational risk, cyber or safety * Taking early-stage AI prototypes through to high-availability production * Prior consultancy or client-facing delivery background * A strong academic record in a numerate discipline * Postgraduate study in a computational or quantitative field Projects The agents you build will make risk decisions a person used to make, pulling from tens of data sources and writing live updates into the register the business runs on. Do it well and you have taken an entire risk function from no engineering capability to AI-first, which is a rare line to have on a CV. This is the first hire in a programme where the client expects to expand, and the consultancy behind it has more demand for this skillset across its accounts than it has people to meet it. Deliver here and the next thing is bigger. This is quite a secretive client with valuable IP, so you will learn a lot of the detail only once you are through the door. 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