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Backend Python Developer

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Software Engineer - Leading Pharma Client | 6 Month Contract | Inside IR35 | London (3 Days Onsite)

My client, a global pharmaceutical leader, is looking for an experienced Software Engineer to contribute to the development of cutting-edge AI/ML solutions aimed at transforming healthcare. This is a 6-month contract, inside IR35, offering hybrid working (3 days onsite).

Key Responsibilities

Develop robust backend systems for Python-based web applications
Integrate AI/ML components with data, infrastructure, and frontend systems
Deliver high-quality, well-documented, and thoroughly tested code
Monitor and enhance performance of tools and services
Collaborate across technical teams to build end-to-end data pipelinesSkills Required

Strong Python backend development experience (FastAPI, Flask, Django).
Proven track record of delivering production-grade software at scale.
Experience with Docker and containerisation.
Familiarity with cloud deployment and troubleshooting cloud-related issues.
Comfortable working in modern cloud-native environments with CI/CD pipelines.Interested in learning more or applying? Get in touch today to explore this opportunity

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