About the Role
bunch is building the backbone of private markets. We are enabling next-gen fund operations with one integrated system that combines secure data infrastructure, AI-powered workflows and expert fund services. If you value ownership, growth through real responsibility, and working with a thoughtful, ambitious team, this role might be for you.
As a Senior Applied AI Engineer on our AI Platform team, you take AI at bunch from working to relied upon.
Responsibilities
•Design agents that automate real fund-operations workflows, and own them from prototype through production and after.
•Build the evaluation layer: test cases built from real documents with the output we expect, regression suites in CI, human review where correctness is non-negotiable, and clear success criteria for an agent completing a complex task end to end. Then move the numbers that matter — accuracy, latency, cost.
•Own the AI application architecture. Orchestration and multi-agent design, tool contracts, memory, and context engineering (RAG, MCP) with clear domain boundaries — plus the guardrails, approvals, and human-in-the-loop controls that anything touching investor money requires.
•Versioned, feature-flagged rollout of agent versions; rate limits, provider fallback, and regional failover within EU data residency; and the observability to trace a failure across services and turn it into a fix rather than a theory.
•Document parsing and extraction consolidates into this team, and shared evaluation and observability become something other teams consume rather than rebuild.
•Set the patterns other engineers inherit, partner closely with DevX, and mentor engineers across teams on agent and LLM practice.
•Review the MCP offering end to end and ship it to the first customers, with the access boundaries, evaluation and observability a customer-facing surface needs.
•Stand up shared observability for AI workloads — token usage, estimated cost, latency, failures and retries per provider — on a dashboard people actually open during an incident.
•Publish v1 of agent patterns (domain boundaries, tool contracts, prompt and eval conventions), reviewed with DevX and adopted by at least one team outside AI Platform.
Requirements
•5+ years building production software, including at least one agent or LLM-powered capability you took end to end and still owned once it was live.
•Real depth in orchestration and context engineering — tool contracts, memory, RAG, multi-agent design — with Mastra, ai-sdk, LangGraph or similar.
•You've integrated agents into a real product and its authorization model, not built prototypes for someone else to productionise.
•You know how to make a non-deterministic system measurable, from test cases built on real data to regression suites and human review, and you can tell the difference between a model that improved and a benchmark that got easier. You own what you ship.
•Reading traces, diagnosing failure modes, tuning cost and latency, handling provider rate limits and fallback without drama.
•Experience with TypeScript and/or Python.
•You build for other engineers as much as for end users, and the standards you set get adopted because people trust you, not because they are written down.
•You start from the business outcome, choose the deterministic solution when it's the right one, and know when good enough is good enough.
Nice to Have
•Experience in fintech, private markets, or another regulated, document-heavy domain.
•Working under EU data-residency constraints.
Conditions
•Customizable benefits package (wellbeing, sport, mobility, food, and more).
•28 days of vacation, plus 2 company days and local public holidays.
•Remote setup.
•Up to 6 remote calendar weeks a year.
•A great tech and work setup.
•Work with a diverse team of 130+ bunchies from 40+ countries, with leaders who are best-in-class in their domains.
