Governed AI automation for banks, financial services and law firms
LatentBridge builds custom AI automation for regulated enterprises, delivered on a Microsoft-centric stack (Azure AI Foundry, .NET, C#, SQL Server) alongside Databricks, Snowflake and dbt. Legacy integration tools like Informatica PowerCenter and MuleSoft, paired with projects assessing legacy ETL replacement, point to data-platform modernization as a core service line. Hiring is accelerating, skews senior and engineering-heavy, and spans the UK, US and India.
LatentBridge is a London-headquartered AI services firm founded in 2018, privately held, with 51–200 employees. It designs and delivers tailored AI solutions for banks, financial services organizations and law firms, embedding automation into existing operations with governance and traceability built in. The company holds Microsoft Solutions Partner status for Data & AI. It operates hubs across the US, EMEA and India, and its engagements cover agentic automation, document intelligence, data platform work and AI enablement programs for client teams.
LatentBridge works with Azure AI, Azure AI Foundry, .NET, C#, Angular, React, Python, Java, Databricks, Snowflake, dbt, MuleSoft, Informatica PowerCenter and SQL Server, with Azure DevOps, Jenkins and Selenium for delivery and testing.
Yes. Hiring is accelerating and is led by engineering, mostly at senior level, with smaller openings across sales, consulting, data, legal, marketing and product in the UK, US and India.
Current work includes BFSI regulatory transformation programmes, AI-assisted features on Azure AI Foundry, document intelligence pipelines, micro UI applications, legacy ETL replacement assessments and AI literacy programs with Copilot workshops.
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