Agent evaluation and assurance
Designing taxonomies, datasets, harnesses and release criteria for systems that act.
Careers in agentic AI
Explore questions at the intersection of AI agents, connected business systems, human judgement and real-world consequences. If that is where your curiosity takes you, get to know the work.
People
The work brings engineering judgement into conversation with business context, risk and organisational change. We welcome people who can connect those perspectives and make complex decisions easier to understand.
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Themes
Designing taxonomies, datasets, harnesses and release criteria for systems that act.
Threat modelling, identity and delegation, sandboxing and tool boundaries for agentic systems.
Readiness assessment, operating-model design and adoption sequencing with enterprise leaders.
Orchestration, memory, context, tools and observability that make agents inspectable and reliable.
Baselines, value models and reporting that connect technical work to a business decision.
Open roles
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A little more clarity
Start with the questions that shape a better decision.
The work sits across agent evaluation, system engineering, identity and security, governance, organisational transformation and evidence-led client delivery. Actual hiring will follow validated demand, service readiness and a defined role need.
The consultancy needs people who can make technical reasoning reviewable, state limitations plainly, work across business and engineering teams and turn ambiguous agent behaviour into evidence and accountable decisions.
Only roles explicitly listed as open on the careers page are vacancies. A future-interest route, if offered, will be separate from an application to an active position.