Position: Senior Python Developer for Ciklum (Cymptom)
Company: Ciklum
Experience required: 5y
English level: upper

Cymptom is a Breach and Attack Simulation solution that revolutionizes the existing approach by transforming attack simulation into a data analysis question.
Unlike current offerings that mimic malicious threats, which are limited in testing scope and update frequency, Cymptom agentless scanning brings real-time always-on visibility into the entire security posture.
Cymptom is a privately owned company based in Tel-Aviv, backed by State of Mind Ventures and former Managing Director of the Israeli Ministry of Defense and Head of IDF Unit 8200.

Responsibilities:
Design and implement microservices (using Python) for the core product using agile methodologies
Deploy your solutions to production in a continuous manner
Measure, analyze, and improve existing code to enhance functionality, performance, and robustness
Initiate and promote new ideas for continuous improvement of the product functionality
Take an active role in coding best practices processes such as code reviews, unit testing, and automated test development. Review team members code and get your own code reviewed by the team and continuously improve your development skills

Requirements:
At least 5 years working as a software engineer
Strong understanding of OOP and OOD
Experience developing code for multi-threaded applications and fluent in the concepts of threads, processes, concurrency, and locking
Strong Python skills
Deep understanding of OS internals and network fundamentals and protocols
Experience with microservices architecture
Experience in a cloud-native stack: Containerized compute, CI/CD and cloud services (AWS, Azure, GCP)

Personal skills:
Strong interpersonal, relationship management, and facilitation skills, organized, independent, and eager to learn

What's in it for you:
Dynamic and challenging tasks
Team of professionals: learn from colleagues and gain recognition of your skills
Continuous self-improvement
Trainings
Knowledge sharing meetings