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Are you a passionate and skilled Back-End Engineer ready to make a real impact?


We're seeking a passionate individual to join a dynamic and innovative Fintech company that's revolutionizing the way businesses access finance. They're not just another tech company; they're building a future where small & big businesses have an equal opportunity to thrive.


About the Role:


You'll be a key player in developing and scaling cutting-edge technology that empowers businesses. As a Back-End Engineer, you'll:


  • Buildrobust and scalable systems that power our innovative financial products.
  • Design and implementsophisticated data structures to fuel our machine learning models, driving accurate and personalized financial decisions.
  • Createseamless integrations with leading e-commerce platforms, making our solutions accessible to businesses of all sizes.
  • Collaborateclosely with cross-functional teams (Product, Design, Data Science) to deliver exceptional user experiences.
  • Contributeto a challenging and rewarding work environment where innovation is celebrated.


About You:

  • You're a proficient Python developer with a strong foundation in back-end engineering principles.
  • You have a deep understanding of relational databases and experience building, managing, and optimizing them.
  • You're passionate about data and possess strong analytical and problem-solving skills.
  • You're a team player with excellent communication and collaboration skills.


Bonus Points:

  • Experience with Django and PostgreSQL.
  • You have experience or a keen interest in Front-End development, particularly with React + Typescript.
  • Familiarity with DevOps practices, including containerization and CI/CD.
  • A strong academic background in Mathematics, Physics, Computer Science, Engineering, or a related field.


Why Join Us?

  • Make a real impact:Contribute to a mission-driven company that's empowering businesses and shaping the future of finance.
  • Grow your career:Join a high-growth environment with opportunities for professional development and advancement.
  • Enjoy a rewarding work-life balance:Competitive salary, flexible work arrangements, and a comprehensive benefits package.
  • Be part of a vibrant culture:Experience a dynamic and supportive work environment with team events, social clubs, and a focus on employee well-being.


Ready to make your mark?

Apply today and join our team of talented individuals in building the future of finance!

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