Anthropic
Staff Software Engineer, Continuous Integration
Staff Software Engineer, Continuous Integration at Anthropic, based in London, paying £325,000 - £390,000 per annum. This is a permanent role.
- Pay
- £325,000 - £390,000 per annum
- Hours and contract
- Permanent · On site
- Location
- London
- Closing date
- Sector
- Software Developer
About 391% above the going rate for software developer
Reference jobs/b6e5c10b-fe0d-4843-8c6d-71a9d39c8332
About the role
Visa sponsorship: available - Anthropic's job page says "We do sponsor visas!", but also says it can't successfully sponsor visas for every role and every candidate.
Anthropic is hiring a Staff Software Engineer for its Continuous Integration team in London. The team runs the CI system that lets hundreds of engineers ship code safely, with test infrastructure on Kubernetes across several cloud providers.
What you would do:
- Design and build reliable, scalable CI infrastructure supporting thousands of daily builds
- Build intelligent test selection to cut CI time without losing quality
- Improve merge queues, CI tooling and incident response automation
The stated salary range is £325,000 to £390,000.
Anthropic is an AI safety and research company and the maker of Claude.
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Reference: jobs/b6e5c10b-fe0d-4843-8c6d-71a9d39c8332 · Posted 13 minutes ago · Closes 14 Dec 2026 · Listed via Anthropic
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