Python Developer

Oho Group

Southend-on-Sea

1 year ago

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A start-up Health Technology company are looking to hire a Mid Level Python Developer to join their modelling team. In this role, you will have a high impact on the business, playing a critical part in architecting and building out their core platform.
This is a hugely exciting opportunity to work at a high-growth start-up that are estimated to become one of the next Tech Unicorns. They have a great collaborative culture, with exceptional developers looking to take their company to the next level.

Python Developer requirements:

Exceptional Python development skills with experience writing production quality code in large Python projects
Experience in designing and implementing complex algorithms
Ability to understand and apply complex numerical concepts
Testing modelling focused software to ensure quality and maintainability
2 + years experience in a commercial setting

Nice to haves:

Experience in deployment, release cycles, or CI/CD
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Exposure to Data Science and Machine Learning

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£45,000-£75,000 (Salary review every 6 months)
Hybrid Working (London)
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Generous leave, research and development time.
Flexible hours.
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