Middle\Senior Software Engineer (Python+React)

About us:

We are a growing energy company building a next-generation software platform for intelligent energy management — optimizing consumption, integrating renewable sources, and delivering real-time insights to industrial and commercial clients. Our engineering team operates at the intersection of cloud infrastructure and critical energy systems, where the software we ship has a direct impact on sustainability goals and operational efficiency.

The role:

As a Middle\Senior Software Engineer, you will design and build the core backend services that power our energy management platform. You will own features end-to-end — from API design and data modelling through deployment and observability — while collaborating with frontend engineers and data teams. You are comfortable making architectural decisions and mentoring less experienced colleagues.

What you will do:

• Design, build, and maintain RESTful APIs and background services using FastAPI, SQLAlchemy, and Pydantic;
• Model and evolve relational schemas with Alembic migrations, and work with Snowflake for analytical and reporting workloads;
• Deploy containerised services to Azure using Docker and infrastructure-as-code with Bicep;
• Maintain and improve CI/CD pipelines in Azure DevOps, following Git-based collaborative workflows;
• Instrument services with OpenTelemetry for traces, metrics, and structured logs across the platform;
• Collaborate with frontend engineers (Angular / React, TypeScript) to define clean API contracts and integration patterns;
• Participate in code reviews and contribute to architectural decisions.

What we are looking for:

Required:

• 3+ years of Python backend development;
• Hands-on experience with FastAPI, SQLAlchemy, and Pydantic;
• Azure and Docker in production environments;
• CI/CD experience (Azure DevOps or similar);
• Solid relational database design and migration skills;
• Git-based team collaboration.

Nice to have:

• Snowflake or data warehouse experience;
• OpenTelemetry / observability instrumentation;
• Bicep or other IaC tools;
• Energy / utilities domain knowledge;
• TypeScript (Angular or React).