Senior Software Engineer

Overview: One of the biggest banks in the European Union is seeking a Senior Software Engineer capable of driving workflow automation and LLM-based tooling directly with business stakeholders. A seasoned software engineer who can sit with front-office operators, understand their workflows, and design/build applications and automations that leverage modern LLM tools. This position could be later expanded to managing a small team. What will you do? - Engage directly with front-office operators to identify automation opportunities and pain points - Design and build applications/workflow automations, leveraging LLM tools (e.g. Claude, MCP servers, agentic workflows) - Bring strategic thinking to how AI/automation should evolve within QDI's Bronze/Silver/Gold data architecture - Set technical direction and best practices for the future AI² team - Grow into a team lead role after ~6 months, managing and hiring for AI² initiatives What are we looking for? - Academic background in Engineering, Economics, Computing, Mathematics, Statistics or related fields - 5+ years of software engineering experience - Strong communication skills — comfortable working with non-technical business stakeholders - Hands-on experience with LLM/AI tooling (agents, RAG, automation frameworks) would be a strong plus - Strategic mindset — able to think beyond immediate tickets toward team/capability building - Some experience with data-driven applications and workflows - Prior team lead or mentoring experience a plus, given the growth path to head of AI² - Fluent in English What can you expect from us? - A permanent job contract for a long term project; - Tech equipment + SIM Card + personal smartphone; - Health and Life Insurance; - Social events and team buildings; - The commitment of letting you grow with us, and be rewarded accordingly; - A dynamic and young team that will be always there to support you; - Training in the latest technologies; - Coffee, fruits, snacks and a warm welcoming when you pass by the office. Originally posted on Himalayas