Axiom Recruit | Senior Python Engineer - API Development - Blockchain - UK / EU - Remote

Axiom Recruit
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3 months ago
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Senior Python Engineer - API


Axiom are hiring for a standout platform to the Blokchain markets, seeking to bring on a talented Python Engineer to lead the API development across their products.


This key role will play a pivotal role in shaping the overall feel and user experience of this exciting and innovative platform.


Fully remote role, based in EU or UK.



Duties & Responsibilities

Working as a lead within the tech team, you will drive development and architectural decisions across a range of blockchain-oriented SaaS platforms.

  • Guide Python projects, API design, and big data solutions.
  • Create scalable Python apps and enhance existing systems with modern tech.
  • Collaborate with teams to deliver practical, high-impact solutions.
  • Support junior engineers and ensure clean, quality code.
  • Prepare technical docs and uphold strong architectural practices.



Requirements:

  • 8+ years in Python development, including API design, optimization, and digital transformation projects.
  • Proficient in PostgreSQL, data warehouses (e.g., Clickhouse, Snowflake), and deploying complex apps on cloud platforms like Kubernetes.
  • Skilled in tackling challenges like job scheduling, concurrency, and scaling while optimizing performance, compute, and memory.
  • Excellent interpersonal skills for working with cross-functional teams and stakeholders.
  • Deep understanding of design patterns, architectural styles, and building robust, scalable technical foundations.



Would be a plus:

  • Skilled in building and maintaining large-scale or real-time data pipelines using tools like Kafka, Hadoop, Hive, and Storm.
  • Background in compliance within finance or crypto, with knowledge of blockchain technologies.
  • Familiar with GoLang, Rust, Terraform, GraphQL, and analytics tools for data visualization and decision-making.
  • Contributed to open-source projects, StackOverflow, and experience with incident management.



The Reward:

  • Fully remote work environment with flexible hours across Europe.
  • Opportunity to work on cutting-edge technology in the blockchain, AI and data intelligence space
  • Competitive salary and bonus schemes
  • Be part of a dynamic, innovative team that values collaboration and continuous learning.

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