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AI Engineer

ClaimSorted· Engineering
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London, United Kingdom£90k - £165kFull-timePosted 1mo ago

About the role

AI Engineer role at ClaimSorted, an InsurTech building AI-powered claims platform; full-time, office-based in London, UK.

Responsibilities

  • Build AI systems that improve accuracy, speed up assessments, and enhance customer experience
  • Work with insurance specialists to turn claims processes into AI-driven workflows
  • Deploy machine learning solutions at scale
  • Help build the engineering team and shape the technical culture from the ground up
  • Work closely with founders and learn how to scale a startup from 0 to 1

Qualifications

  • 2+ years of experience in AI/ML engineering or research
  • Proven track record of delivering AI/ML projects from concept to production, improving key company metrics
  • Passion for shipping quickly
  • Great at working with non-technical users
  • Comfortable operating in ambiguous, high-velocity environments

Skills

Required:AI/ML engineeringPythoncollaboration with non-technical users

Benefits

  • Competitive salary beyond the industry standard
  • Generous, transparent equity participation
  • Skilled Worker visa sponsorship in the UK
  • 28 days annual leave plus bank holidays
  • 30 days of remote work annually
  • Health insurance
  • Pension contributions in line with UK auto-enrolment requirements
  • Company offsites
Last updated Sep 16, 2026. Interested? Apply on the company site.
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About ClaimSorted

Making it easy for insurance companies to process claims

ClaimSorted helps insurance companies remove the hassle of managing claims by enabling them to outsource their claim operations to us. This service is known as a Third Party Administrator (TPA). Unlike traditional TPAs, we blend AI and best-in-class experts to deliver a 5-star customer experience, minimise mistakes and speed up claim assessment.

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