Applied AI Engineer
BLP Digital AG14 hours ago
London, United KingdomSenior
Responsibilities
- Build and ship AI-powered internal tools for hiring, finance, and operations workflows.
- Evaluate, integrate, and chain AI models, APIs, frameworks, agent frameworks, embedding pipelines, and AI coding tools.
- Develop maintainable integrations with APIs, databases, and third-party services.
- Own deployments end to end, including building, testing, shipping, monitoring, and reliability.
- Collaborate with non-technical teams to identify pain points and create automated solutions.
Requirements
- Demonstrated technical building experience through a CS degree, bootcamp, self-directed learning, or equivalent shipped work.
- Experience building with modern AI tooling, including LLMs, AI coding assistants, or workflow automation.
- Startup, entrepreneurial, founding, or internal-tool-building experience is expected.
- Ability to move quickly, communicate clearly, and collaborate with non-technical teams.
- Fluency in English is required; German is a plus.
- Experience with Make, n8n, Retool, Supabase, or similar tools is preferred.
Benefits
- Work on real-world AI automation problems for global enterprise customers at a high-growth deep-tech startup.
- Own and shape the internal tooling landscape from the ground up.
- Receive opportunities to direct personal development and career growth in an internationally expanding startup.
- Work alongside colleagues with exceptional academic and professional backgrounds.
Tech Stack
Make
Categories
About BLP Digital AG
BLP Digital AG builds an AI-driven ERP automation platform that applies NLP/OCR and agentic AI to document-heavy workflows in finance, procurement, logistics, and sales for large enterprises. Offered as SaaS that integrates with existing systems, it serves 550+ enterprise customers in 40+ countries (including Migros, Roche, Freudenberg, Lindt, and Krone); founded in 2019 and headquartered in Zurich, the privately held ETH Zurich/HSG spin-off is expanding to the UK and is backed by Goldman Sachs Alternatives.