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Software Engineer, Backend, Python
- london, england, United Kingdom
- Job type not listed
- £55 - £75 Per Hour
Job Description
Responsibilities
- Help us build and refine critical paths, enhancing the key flows that keep a system of hundreds of thousands of OCPI charging sessions, locations and receipts running smoothly.
- Influence the evolution of our highly complex Tariffs & Pricing logic, improving our discounts and price offering for our customers.
- Enable us to build quickly but robustly, using best practices in observability, data analysis and defensive programming, allowing us to safely scale our CPO integrations globally.
- Work with cross-functional stakeholders to break down complex problems, understand feasibility, and propose creative technical solutions that deliver a market‑leading product.
Requirements
- The passion to create something amazing in the climate space, and the mindset to learn and grow in a rapidly scaling business.
- 2+ years commercial experience with Python.
- An ability to write robust and fault‑tolerant secure software.
- Good understanding of Databases and data architecture.
- Proficient understanding of Git.
- Good communication skills, with an ability to consider product vision and propose creative technical solutions within a team.
Nice to Have
- Familiarity with continuous integration and continuous deployment.
- Experience with Web Frameworks – preferably Django.
- Experience building RESTful APIs.
- Experience with building, monitoring and debugging distributed systems.
- Experience working within a cross functional team and communicating across the whole software stack.
- An understanding of the EV public charging experience.
- Experience with pricing or billing systems would be helpful, but not required.
Core Competencies
Demonstrates expertise in Python programming, data architecture, and building robust software solutions. Proficient in collaborating with cross-functional teams to develop innovative technical solutions in the climate and EV charging sectors.
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