MUJI Finland Oy
Python Developer

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Role and responsibilities
Reporting to the Head of IT (and then to the Project Manager responsible for each task), the Python Developer will design, develop, test and maintain in-house applications using PHP, Python in a Windows environment. Experience with inventory management systems a distinct advantage, as is implementing and integrating web apps, especially in the Big Commerce space. SQL Server, VB, SSIS experience an advantage.
Role and responsibilities
- The primary task will be to develop a small bespoke application over SQL Server to bridge a gap between the existing bespoke inventory management system, our replenishment system, and our 3PL Logistics warehouse. The system will be used by store managers and Head Office staff to maintain valid stock reservations. Replenishment orders from various sources will be consolidated and validated ahead of being forwarded to downstream modules. Integration with Excel for usability will be needed. You will be responsible for the detailed UX/UI.
- Secondary opportunities exist in the same application area to further integrate the replenishment systems and improve the user experience.
- There are also ongoing web programming opportunities in our Big Commerce space, along with omnichannel initiatives with our new Odoo POS.
- CRM initiatives are also a possibility.
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Knowledge and skills
- Programming skills in PHP, Python essential.
- Experience in any of the following will be advantageous: C#, ASP.Net, ASP Classic, HTML, CSS, JavaScript, VB, Android and Mac.
- Knowledge of Windows environment and some knowledge of Windows IIS.
- Problem solving skills, ability to work with system users to resolve design issues, conduct user tests and provide support.
- Ability to work well within a team, as well as be self-motivated and able to work independently. You may need to develop junior programmers on an ad-hoc basis.
- Ability to work methodically and follow MUJI guidelines to ensure consistency across all assets.
- Experience with systems in our landscape is not essential, but could be helpful. (Big Commerce, Pimberly, Shipper HQ, Advanced Commerce, Core+ WMS, Ubuntu and Odoo, Slim4, Xero.)


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Education and experience
- 5+ years of professional experience developing Windows desktop applications. 2+ with PHP, Python.
- Knowledge of HTML and responsive web design are an advantage.
- An interest in digital trends, design, and best practices.
- Proven understanding of typography, layout, consistency, and grid structures.
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