Senior Full Stack Python Engineer (Flask, REST APIs, AWS/Azure)
hace 4 días
Shrewsbury
Senior Full Stack Python Engineer (Flask, REST APIs, AWS/Azure) Remote | SaaS Platform | £60,000 – £65,000 + Benefits We are recruiting for a Senior Full Stack Python Engineer to join a growing technology business building a data-driven SaaS platform focused on predictive modelling. This role is fully remote, with occasional quarterly meet-ups in the West Midlands. You will join at an exciting stage, moving from proof of concept into a production-grade Python platform, with the opportunity to shape architecture, influence technical decisions, and play a key role in scaling the product. Key Skills (Python, Flask, Full Stack, Cloud) • Python (5+ years preferred), • Flask or similar Python web frameworks, • Full Stack Development (backend and frontend), • REST API development, • HTML, CSS and modern JavaScript, • JavaScript libraries (D3.js or similar), • Testing frameworks (pytest), • Git and collaborative development workflows, • Cloud platforms (AWS or Azure), • Build and develop a production-ready Python library, • Design and develop RESTful APIs using Python and Flask, • Develop frontend components using HTML, CSS and JavaScript, • Implement testing using pytest and TDD principles, • Contribute to system architecture and technical design, • Work with cloud infrastructure (AWS or Azure), • Able to explain technical concepts clearly, • Understands trade-offs in software design, • Comfortable contributing to technical decisions, • Enjoys solving complex problems in a practical way, • Confident working with both technical and non-technical stakeholdersDesirable Experience, • SaaS platform development, • Data science libraries (pandas, NumPy, scikit-learn), • Infrastructure as Code (Terraform or similar), • Docker or containerisation, • Experience scaling production systemsWhy Apply?, • Work on a modern Python SaaS platform, • Influence architecture and technical direction, • High level of autonomy, • Remote working with flexible structure