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Job Summary Design, build and maintain the software layer of our sensor systems. From Python backend services and API integration to the web-based interface. This person is expected to possess a strong foundation in Python, working knowledge of modern web development and UI/UX principles, and the willingness to go on-site for field testing and system validation. Key Responsibilities: - Develop and maintain backend services and applications using Python. - Design and implement API integrations (REST, WebSocket, etc.) between in-house software, third-party platforms and sensor hardware. - Build and refine web-based user interfaces, ensuring the user experience is clear, responsive and practical for real-world use. - Participate in system design discussions and contribute to architecture decisions on data flow, module separation and scalability. - Deploy, configure and troubleshoot software in Linux environments, including diagnosis of basic network-related issues. - Take part in field tests, deploy systems on-site, verify functionality, collect data, identify issues and feed the findings back into development. - Study and understand user and client requirements and propose practical software solutions to address them. Qualifications: Bachelor’s degree in computer science, Software Engineering, Electrical & Electronic Engineering, or a related field. Experience: Fresh graduates are welcome. Skillsets: Software Programming Proficiency - Strong command of Python and able to effectively utilise it for scripting, backend services and application development. - Familiar with version control using Git, including branching, merging and pull request workflows. - Comfortable working in a Linux environment (file system, permissions, processes, services, command line). Web & Interface Development - Working knowledge of web development fundamentals — HTML, CSS, JavaScript. - Good understanding of basic UI/UX principles and ability to build clear and user-friendly interfaces. API & System Integration - Understands and can implement API-based communication, including RESTful services and WebSocket connections. - Familiar with basic networking concepts (TCP/UDP, IP, ports, DNS, HTTP) and able to perform basic network troubleshooting. System Design - Possesses fundamental system design sense, able to break a problem into modules, reason about data flow, and consider maintainability and scalability. - Good critical thinking and problem-solving skills, with the ability to independently troubleshoot issues across the software and network stack. Optional Skillsets: • Able to learn new technologies independently, including self-study from documentation. • Curious about how systems work and willing to investigate issues beyond the immediate problem. • Comfortable working outdoors and handling equipment during field testing. • Project management experience is a plus, able to identify and prioritise tasks, manage timelines and coordinate multiple tasks.
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