Senior Software Engineer - Python & AI
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NearformAI software
Based in the United StatesFull-TimeSenior
Salary$150,000 - 180,000 + bonus & benefits
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Job Details
- Languages
- Professional proficiency in English.
- Experience
- Our Seniors typically have at least 8 years of commercial experience.
- Required Skills
- PythonGitKubernetesCI/CDUnit Testing
Requirements
- Have significant experience delivering at a Senior Engineer level; Senior Engineers typically have at least 8 years of commercial experience.
- Bring deep knowledge and experience with Python and modern AI frameworks.
- Have experience with AI-native development practices and tools.
- Understand AI and agentic workflows and keep up with emerging LLM technologies.
- Have practical experience delivering in an agile environment and developing real-world solutions.
- Have deep understanding of version control tools such as Git.
- Have testing experience with tools and practices across unit, integration, and end-to-end testing.
- Have practical experience working with databases and cloud environments.
- Have infrastructure experience with Kubernetes or similar platforms.
- Have experience with automation, CI, and CD.
- Have experience building software collaboratively using pull requests and code reviews.
- Have professional proficiency in English.
Responsibilities
- Design and build applications using Python.
- Support component design, development, and maintenance, and uphold personal technical quality standards within the project team.
- Help define structured practices for source code management, building, and deployment.
- Design and implement data storage solutions.
- Optimize application performance for speed and scalability.
- Gather feedback from users and clients and build solutions for them.
- Assist with analyzing client requirements.
- Support Technical Leaders in project execution and timely delivery.
- Collaborate with client teams.
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