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Agentic Artificial Intelligence Solution Architect

GenAirate Technologies Ltd
London
1 month ago
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Agentic AI Architect – Full Stack (AWS / GenAI / MCP)


LOCATION:  London or Remote (UK/EU preferred)

TYPE:Freelance | Contract | Option for equity/incentives

COMPANY:Join GenAirate Technologies – a leading AI-first Insurtech start-up




About the Role


GenAirate Technologies is looking for a hands-on Agentic AI Architect with full stack capabilities to help design and deliver agentic workflows that improve accuracy and performance in underwriting automation. This is a strategic hire, working closely with the Product Manager and engineering team to build AI-native tools using AWS, LLM orchestration frameworks, and the Model Context Protocol (MCP).


You’ll be driving document extraction and structured data pipelines using multi-agent systems for property submissions — and shaping how we apply GenAI in complex, high-value business use cases.




What You’ll Do


  • Design and implement agentic architecture for SnapLine, our AI-powered underwriting assistant
  • Build and orchestrate workflows using frameworks like CrewAI, LangGraph, or similar
  • Leverage MCP principles to manage agent collaboration, memory, and tool-use
  • Integrate with AWS services (Bedrock, Lambda, Step Functions, DynamoDB, etc.)
  • Collaborate with full-stack engineers and SMEs to increase document processing accuracy
  • Support performance tuning and continuous feedback loops to reduce hallucinations
  • Participate in roadmap and feature planning with the product team




What We’re Looking For


  • Proven experience with agentic AI, multi-agent frameworks, or LLM orchestration
  • Full stack engineering skills (Python/Node.js preferred) with solid AWS experience
  • Experience with document parsing, unstructured data ingestion, and vector search
  • Understanding of embedding models, RAG pipelines, and semantic search
  • Knowledge of COPE, TIV, deductibles, risk scoring, or insurance use cases is a plus
  • Comfortable working in a startup, delivering fast with autonomy
  • Based in the UK or Europe, with excellent written and spoken English



What We Offer


  • Contract or project-based engagement with competitive day rate
  • Share options or performance-based incentives available
  • Ability to define core architecture for a growing platform
  • Exposure to live AWS workloads and enterprise-grade partners
  • High-trust, fast-paced working culture


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