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Python Software Engineer with key skills in python, Typescript and an understanding of data pipelines is sought by a market leading SaaS start up based in the UK.

With recent investment this Python Software Engineer will work closely with the Head of Engineering on new product functionality aimed at moving the product into full scale production over the coming months. As such proven experience working in a product led, fast paced start up would be hugely beneficial.

This role would suit an experienced software engineer who relishes using the latest technology to build greenfield solutions that quickly solve business problems with the ability to understand and translate business requirements into technical solutions.

This Python Software engineer should have most of the following key skills

  • Strong commercial python development experience
  • Solid Typescript skills
  • A well rounded front end skill set - JavaScript, React, Vue, express, angular etc
  • A product focussed, business first approach to engineering
  • Experience working in a fast paced, dynamic start up environments
  • Experience of data pipelines/ ETL processes/ data platforms/ data import processes etc would be a real plus
  • Cloud native architecture exposure - AWS, GCP
  • Solid pipeline automation skills (CI/CD)

    In return this Python Software Engineer will receive

  • Base salary of up to £90,000
  • Generous equity stake with a clear business exit strategy
  • Bonus scheme
  • Long term remote working (on average one day a month on-site)
  • Flexible working hours
  • Clear progression and personal development opportunities
  • 25 days annual leave plus bank holidays
  • Private pension
  • Regular salary reviews

    So if you are a software engineer who gets excited about greenfield development and being one of the founding engineers at a well funded , high growth AI start up then please apply now to be considered.

    Python Software Engineer
    Up to £90,000
    London, Birmingham, Manchester, Leeds, Bristol (long term remote working)
    Python, JavaScript, node, express, react, aws, serverless, cloud, cloud native, Typescript
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