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# AI Engineer

- **Company:** Suitsupply
- **Location:** Amsterdam, Netherlands
- **Experience:** Expert
- **Salary:** €5,667.0 - €7,333.0
- **Contract:** Permanent contract
- **Skills:** Application Programming Interfaces (APIs), Artificial Intelligence, BigQuery, Python (Programming Language), Software Engineering, Data Processing, Build Tools, Software Version Control
- **Published:** September 8, 2026
- **Apply:** https://www.indeed.com/viewjob?jk=aedbe1806eb9e66a

## About the Role

* A production software engineer first, with strong Python and real fundamentals in testing, APIs, version control, and observability.
 * Proven experience building agentic workflows, RAG, and tool-calling systems that run in production, not just in demos.
 * Evaluation-driven: you set a baseline, define the metrics that matter, and prove with numbers that a change moved the needle.
 * Fluent in GCP and Vertex AI, comfortable in the Claude ecosystem (Claude Code, MCP, skills), and at home in BigQuery.
 * Forward-deployed by temperament, thriving in ambiguity and able to translate business problems into technical plans for a director and an engineer alike.
 * Approximately 5+ years in software engineering with production AI experience, strong product sense, and the judgment to know when to prototype, harden, or stop.

## Description

* Embed with the teams doing the work, map how a process actually runs, and identify the single highest-leverage opportunity to automate.
 * Build tool-calling agents on our platform that take real processes off people's plates as reliable production systems, not prototypes.
 * Turn every build into reusable skills, connectors, evals, and templates, so agent-building gets faster each time.
 * Hand off cleanly, leaving a running system with a runbook, an eval framework, and a named owner.
 * Define what "good" looks like for agents - accuracy, cost, guardrails, sensitive-data handling - and mentor the per-team champions who scale it.


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