Python Backend Engineer

Python Developer / Backend Software Engineer Cirencester / WFH to £85k Do you have a good understanding of geospatial or image processing technology combined with Python backend engineering skills? You could be progressing your career in a senior, hands-on Python Developer role at a well funded start-up developing an AI powered intelligence platform that transforms satellite imagery and scientific data into actionable insights about the Arctic. Combining cutting edge machine learning with physics based modelling, the team is tackling problems with real-world impact on climate, national infrastructure and global decision-making. As a Python Developer you will design and develop Greenfield, data centric applications that monitor artic ice flows and various other data points for clients within governments, defence, energy exploration and conservation. You'll focus on Python backend services, taking ownership of projects and working end-to-end from ideation through to production of new features and applications. Location: You'll be based in a beautiful Cotswolds (near Cirencester) office, with stunning views and a range of facilities including free parking onsite (not commutable on public transport) two days a week with flexibility to work from home the other three days. About you: You have strong Python backend development skills; Ruby would also be useful but not essentialYou have a good knowledge of geospatial or image processing technologyYou're comfortable using AI tools such as Claude in your everyday workflowYou have experience in a start-up or small business, keen to work on Greenfield projects with ownershipYou're collaborative with great communication skills, happy to partake in technical discussions and decision makingYou're degree educated in a STEM discipline What's in it for you: Salary to £85kEquityImpactful role with great career progression as the company scales Apply now to find out more about this Python Developer / Backend Software Engineer (Geospatial Image Processing) opportunity.