Senior Python Engineer – AI Unicorn – London Scale Up

Propel London
London
2 years ago
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Job Description

The Role

As a senior backend python engineer for this Computer Vision Scale up you will build highly scaleable data intensive cloud based services and infrastructures that power AI based systems. You will be part of a multidisciplinary team where each member is given responsibility to work on every aspect of the system building projects from system design through to deployment. You will build a mixture of data pipelines, microservices, APi’s and Single web applications that power these systems at scale. You will have the opportunity to work alongside some of the best engineers in the industry who are willing to share their wealth of experience.

About you

As a senior backend python engineer for this AI Unicorn Landing in London you will have a number of skills that will help you succeed in this role.

You will –
-Have strong backend engineering experience in any language but be willing to work in Python.
-Have experience building Scalable microservices and data pipeline systems.
-Have experience with SQL and No SQL databases
-Strong experience working in a cloud environment.
-Be a team player!

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