Python Developer (with Machine Learning knowledge)

Who we are: DevGrid is a top-tier software consulting company based in the UK, with a development hub in Brazil and operations spanning Europe and the US. We believe that world-class software can only be created by a motivated and enthusiastic team in an environment that fosters creativity and free thinking.

Established in 2015, our goal is to drive innovation and digital transformation by combining our robust business culture and exceptional engineers with forward-thinking business insights. Who we're looking for: We are seeking a talented and experienced professional to join our international team.

This role presents an excellent opportunity for those looking to work in a dynamic environment and be part of a high-performing international team, offering ample opportunities for growth and development in both technical and interpersonal skills.

We are searching for an energetic, driven, and articulate team player who is truly passionate about their work.

What you'll be doing: Implement tools to deploy and monitor multiple machine learning models; Design, develop and implement proof of concept and production-ready middleware and back-end services either stand-alone or to be consumed by other applications/layers; Debugging and troubleshooting; Create extensible, modular middleware/back-end services to be used by other layers; Research and development in a variety of problem domains; Prepare documentation and ensure proper security and compliance with our coding standards.

Requirements

Essential requirements: Knowledge of Pandas, Numpy, Scikit, or other ML libraries; Extensive knowledge of multi-paradigm programming (OO, functional, procedural); Python, Django, Tornado, Flask, SQL and Python ORMs, RESTful services, pub/sub, Amazon AWS, Linux/Unix, TDD, Virtualenv; Experience and knowledge of distributed systems, SOA, or microservices architectures; Have designed and implemented scalable, distributed application systems; Problem-solving, complexity analysis, and algorith