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Role Overview
This role will focus on implementing APIs and backend systems for new features to the platform.
What This Role Will Do
- Build, enhance, and scale the core application using Django and Django REST Framework, while developing and maintaining microservices with FastAPI and Pydantic to support new features and APIs.
- Create robust, high-performance APIs to handle financial, climate, and ESG data, ensuring seamless integration with frontend systems and advanced economic models.
- Work closely with climate risk modeling team and other stakeholders in an agile environment to bring analytical approaches and features into production, ensuring alignment with business goals.
- Apply technical standards, conduct code reviews, and incorporate new knowledge and innovations into the existing codebase to continuously improve system performance and reliability.
Skills Required
- Degree in computer science, engineering, mathematics, quantitative methods or related field.
- Demonstrated experience developing and maintaining production-level code.
- Proficient in Python, with a focus on writing clean, efficient, and production-ready code.
- Experience building enterprise application using Django, Django REST Framework, FastAPI and Pydantic.
- Hands-on experience working with relational databases, SQL and Django ORM.
- Experience in working with microservice architectures and distributed systems.
- Working knowledge of AWS Services such as EKS, RDS, Lambda, S3, DynamoDB, ElasticCache, SQS, AWS Batch and S3.
- Experience in containerisation (e.g. Docker), shell scripting, CI/CD pipelines, including GitHub actions.
- Good understanding of software engineering best practices throughout the development lifecycle, including Agile methodologies, coding standards, peer code reviews, version control, build processes, testing, and deployment.
- Excellent written and verbal communication skills.
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