Lead AI Engineer

At Aturiya AI, we're building an AI-powered GTM platform that automates outbound sales at scale. Small team, moving fast, shipping weekly. We need someone who can own the technical roadmap - not wait for one to be handed to them.

The role:

You'll be the engineering lead on the product. That means you decide how things get built, not just build what's specified. You'll ship features end-to-end: from problem framing through to production. The stack is Next.js/React on the front, FastAPI/Python on the back, PostgreSQL/Supabase for data, deployed on Vercel/AWS.

Day-to-day looks like:

• Designing and building core platform features (email automation, lead generation, integrations, MCPs)
• Making architectural calls on LLM orchestration, eval pipelines, and agent reliability
• Shipping fast, iterating from real user feedback, not spec documents
• Working directly with founders on product direction

What we're looking for:

• You've built and shipped products, not just features. You can point to something real.
• You're strong across the stack but especially deep in Python/FastAPI and React/Next.js.
• You've worked with LLMs in production - prompt engineering, evals, handling non-determinism. Not just tutorials.
• You have taste. You care about UX, API design, code structure - not because someone told you to, but because sloppy work bothers you.
• You default to action. When something's unclear, you make a call and move. You don't wait for permission or perfect information.
• 3+ years building software professionally. More matters less than what you've actually shipped.

How we work:

• Small team, high trust, high accountability. We ship and measure outcomes, not hours.
• Direct communication. No politics, no layers. If something's broken, say it. If you disagree, say it.
• Hybrid (London) or remote.
• Compensation - above-median salary for the right person. We pay well for exceptional talent.

Salary:

£120,000 per annum + bonus

To apply:

We’re building for a world where AI agents run most GTM — we want builders who think from first principles, move fast, and care deeply about product impact. Don't just send a CV. Show us something you've built. A side project, an open-source contribution, a demo, a write-up of a hard technical problem you solved - anything that shows how you think and what you ship. A coding walkthrough works too.