Locations: London, Manchester, Glasgow + other UK locations
Salary: Up to £70,000 + Bonus & Benefits
Active SC or SC Eligibility essential
As an AI Platform Engineer, you’ll design, build, and operate the infrastructure that enterprise AI and Generative AI workloads run on: the platform layer beneath LLMs, agents, and MLOps pipelines. This spans GPU-accelerated compute and container platforms, model serving and gateway infrastructure, evaluation and guardrail systems, and the MLOps/LLMOps tooling that takes a model from experiment to production. You’ll work across hybrid and multi-cloud environments, helping clients modernize their AI infrastructure and adopt AI safely and at scale.
As part of your role, you will:
Be a senior or lead engineer on client AI platform engagements
Architect and deploy AI-ready infrastructure (GPU-accelerated compute, Kubernetes/OpenShift, and cloud-native services) across cloud, on-premises, and hybrid environments
Build and operate core AI platform components: model serving and gateway infrastructure, agent orchestration and tool-calling frameworks, evaluation harnesses, and guardrail/governance layers
Implement MLOps and LLMOps pipelines (model deployment, monitoring, retraining, and fine-tuning where relevant) using Infrastructure-as-Code, GitOps, and CI/CD
Establish observability, security, and governance frameworks specific to AI systems, including cost attribution and lifecycle management
Work with clients and internal teams to develop new opportunities and shape a strong AI platform engineering culture
Lead client workshops, architecture reviews, and technical briefings; provide operational support including monitoring and troubleshooting
Share your knowledge and experience with colleagues as you coach and mentor them, while developing your own skills by experimenting with and learning new technologies
You’ll bring deep, hands-on experience in most of the areas below, with strong depth in AI/GenAI platform engineering specifically. You don’t need to tick every box.
Model serving and gateway infrastructure (e.g. vLLM, LiteLLM, managed endpoints), with routing, failover, and per-workload cost attribution
Agent orchestration and tool-calling frameworks (e.g. LangGraph or equivalent), including familiarity with the Model Context Protocol (MCP)
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