jobs 2025-02-13

Rupert (Sevva/All Street) 2025-02-13T12:47:02.292469Z

Hello All! Our company, Sevva AI (aka All Street Research Ltd) is looking to hire a Senior Clojure developer. We build AI Agents for Large Enterprises. Our entire AI Agent platform is built in Clojure. Role/Job • Senior Clojure Engineer • Full stack Clojure Development: ◦ 70% Backend ▪︎ Algorithms: AI Data extraction, AI Data aggregation, AI Data Classification ▪︎ Agentic: AI Agents, AI Agent Tools ▪︎ Backend: REST webservices ▪︎ Data: ETL, data transformation, data lake, big data, web scraping, data analysis/reconciliation ◦ 30% Frontend ▪︎ Simple server side rendered UIs using hiccup/htmx. Clarification on AI part of the Role • Whilst this is not an "AI/ML Scientist" role (and you will not be training new AI models in Python etc) - you will still need to take a scientific approach to many tasks (particularly the algorithms) including creation of validation data sets and iterative prompt/code/algorithm enhancements 'led by data'. Who we are looking for • Highly capable at Programming/Engineering/Clojure (aptitude/capability is more important than CV or experience). • Strong on building algorithms that incorporate AI (and doing so in a scientific way). • Willing to get hands dirty with data/client engagements/deliveries etc • Nice to have but not required: Machine learning, AI, LLMs, Data Science, Finance or Frontend Pay • Adjusted for region and experience. Competitive for UK/Europe/Rest of World (this role is not currently competitive with US/California). Eligibility • Full remote • Full time (5 days per week) • Work from anywhere in the world (but must overlap 6 hours per day with London business hours) • Employee or Contractor role I’m the CTO at Sevva AI and the role will report direct to me. Our Interview Process is very quick/efficient and there are no take home exercises. Our website is https://sevva.ai. Please message me on Slack or email (<mailto:rupert@allstreet.org|rupert@allstreet.org>) if you are interested or want to hear more. Thanks!