Python Developer (Remote)

City of London

2 weeks ago

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We are looking for a highly motivated Python Developer or Software Developer to join an award winning IT consultancy who are proud to hold the Technology's top 25 best companies to work for, Queen's Award for Innovation and ranked as outstanding in the Sunday Times Best Companies to work for.

The organisation employ around 500 of the brightest minds in the industry, across 6 UK offices. The position itself can be fully remote, or if you prefer face to face time, hybrid out of one of the offices.

This exciting opportunity will suit an experienced Python Developer who is well versed in modern AI, Cloud and data stacks.

They are a big believer in sharing thoughts and encouraging and supporting innovation and creativity. The Python Developer will also be given the chance to be involved in all aspects of the project process from conception through to completion and launch.

Python Developer Experience:

Python, including APIs, data structures, and async processing
Databricks / Microsoft Fabric
Cloud, preferably Azure (Data Lake, Functions, App Services)
Containerisation with Docker and CI/CD pipelines
MLOps tooling (MLFlow, Git-based versioning, environment tracking)

Desirable Skills & Interests
LangChain, Langflow, or similar frameworks for building AI agents
LLMs or intelligent automation workflows
High-availability, scalable systems (microservices, event-
based architectures)
Orchestration tools like Airflow, container orchestration (Kubernetes), or serverless frameworks

You will be an enthusiastic Python Developer and a great communicator. The successful Python Developer should have strong problem-solving abilities, organisational skills and the ability to work as part of a team.

We are interviewing currently so apply now for immediate consideration for the Python Developer position or contact George Harvey at ITSS Recruitment for further information

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