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Trivelta builds the technology that powers a modern online sports betting & casino platform that operators use to launch and offer their own fully customized branded, legally compliant iGaming platforms and products that drive engagement, retention, and revenue. Through our proprietary sports-book and casino engine, we enable partners to offer real social interactions, predictive gameplay, and casino entertainment in one unified experience. As a Senior Backend Software Engineer (Python) operating from our Monterrey office, you will be instrumental in designing, developing, and maintaining the core infrastructure of our platform. You will take ownership of high-performance backend systems, drive technical excellence, and collaborate with cross-functional teams to deliver scalable, secure, and reliable solutions that support our growth and compliance needs. Key Responsibilities Design & Develop Backend Systems — Build scalable, resilient APIs and backend components supporting web, mobile, and third-party integrations. Optimize Performance, Security & Compliance — Enhance system performance, implement security best practices, and ensure adherence to AML, KYC, data privacy, and gaming regulations. Data Infrastructure & Analytics — Develop and maintain data pipelines for analytics, fraud detection, geolocation, and regulatory reporting. Technical Ownership & Collaboration — Collaborate with product, security, compliance, and data teams to translate requirements into effective technical solutions. Operational Excellence — Participate in incident response, monitoring, and root cause analysis to ensure system stability and security. Mentorship & Innovation — Share knowledge with team members, promote best practices, and explore emerging technologies relevant to gaming, fintech, or AI fraud detection. Qualifications Proven experience in designing, building, and scaling high-performance backend systems. Strong expertise in Python for backend development, automation, and data processing. Proficiency in API development, CI/CD processes, and infrastructure automation. Experience in data pipeline architecture, analytics, and geolocation-based access controls. Ability to mentor junior engineers and contribute to architectural decisions. Familiarity with security, compliance (AML, KYC, data privacy), and system performance tuning. Excellent collaboration skills across cross-functional teams. This position is onsite at our Monterrey office located in the Corporativo Santa Maria complex.
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