AI Native Software Engineer
accentureBirmingham (AL)
AI Native Software Engineer
Posted yesterday
accentureBirmingham (AL)
SENIORITY
Lead
About the role
This role sits at the heart of the fastest-growing segment of the AI engineering market and we are looking for engineers who can translate platform potential into measurable business value inside a live enterprise environment. Accenture offers breadth across every industry and enterprise technology stack, plus vendor fellowship access inside Anthropic, OpenAI, Microsoft, and Google engineering teams, and a direct pathway into our Forward Deployed Engineer programme.
What you will do:
Embed directly with client engineering and business teams to deploy, scale, and operationalise AI platforms, including Anthropic, OpenAI, Microsoft, Google, Salesforce, SAP, and Palantir, inside enterprise environments Own production outcomes end-to-end: time-to-value, reliability, adoption velocity, and scalability Move from ambiguous business problem to working production system through rapid experimentation: days to prototype, weeks to production-ready Design and govern AI architectures across the full enterprise stack, spanning identity, data, security, governance, platform layer, and workflow integration Build reusable patterns, playbooks, and accelerators that the client owns after you leave, and codify delivery learnings that scale across engagements What we are looking for Hands-on engineering experience with cloud-native systems (APIs, microservices, containerization, serverless) Demonstrated expertise in designing and deploying agentic solutions (agents, orchestration, context engineering, RAG, workflows) Demonstrated end-to-end delivery ownership in a client-embedded environment, with experience building relationships with senior stakeholders We are hiring across Europe at multiple levels. If you are passionate about agentic AI and building systems that go beyond the pilot and into production at scale, we would love to hear from you. #LI-MP
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