Backend Software Engineer / Developer (Python Anaconda) Cambridge onsite to £55k
Would you like to work on greenfield projects at the cutting edge of medical technology?
You could be joining a well funded start-up, collaborating with scientists and other engineers to develop sensing and imaging terahertz solutions.
As a Backend Software Engineer you'll work on complex problems including image processing, machine learning, numerical simulation, user interfaces, databases, networking and interfacing with hardware. You'll be using an Anaconda based Python stack but with constantly evolving technology that you'll be able to influence.
Location:
You'll join a talented team based just north of Cambridge (with parking available), on a fulltime basis (with some flexibility).
About you:
* You have strong software engineering experience with Python and ideally also some of the following: Anaconda, Mamba, Poetry, C++, JavaScript, Haskell, CCaml, Rust
* You have experience working with asynchronous, parallel or distributed systems
* You have a good knowledge of at least one relational database
* You have a good understanding of TDD, CI/CD practices and modern software engineering best practices
* You are degree educated in a relevant STEM discipline
* You're collaborative, comfortable with Pair Programming and mentoring more junior engineers
What's in it for you:
* Salary to £55k
* Bonus
* Healthcare
* Pension
* Continual learning and self development
* Complex interesting work at the cutting edge of technology
Apply now to find out more about this Backend Software Engineer / Developer (Python Anaconda) opportunity.
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