Position: Lead Python developer
Company: Pygio
Experience required: 5y
English level: fluent

We are looking for a Lead Python developer for the build of Beam. The requirement is to start ASAP architecting Beam from the ground up. Beam is a product which offers: credit vetting, lending operations and risk analytics and payment collections software. It is a B2B product.

About the client:
Beam is in the early stages of building a Lending Management System (including credit vetting, lending operations and risk analytics and payment collections software) and we are seeking a Lead Developer to assist with the product build for their first client. The Beam team is a start up driven by an entrepreneurial team, who are committed to disrupting the lending and credit vetting space. Beam are well-capitalised and well-connected in the telco and banking sectors.

We are currently looking for a hardworking and experienced Lead Developer to own project development and roadmap. In this position, you will play a critical role in building and shaping the product from the ground up. The ideal candidate will have experience with the tech stack we are using, including Django, Javascript (framework agnostic at this point), and AWS.

In addition to working on the Lending Management System, Beam is also developing a credit vetting/intelligence service. Over time, we plan to evolve Beam into a full-fledged Open Banking product capable of bank scraping to initiate payments and retrieve data.

As a member of the core/founding team, you will have a unique opportunity to help shape the company’s future and disrupt the lending space. We are looking for someone who is passionate about building great products and excited to take on new challenges.

The technical stack is defined as the following:
Backend: Django, Python
AWS
Front end: React, Angular or Vue. There is no strict requirement here.
Ideally the Lead should be full stack with deep Python experience and some front end experience
Must have experience in architecture of multi-tenant solutions
Micro-services architecture
Understanding how “debit orders” work is a big big bonus
If you are interested in finding out more, please get in touch.