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Python Developer
Python - AWS - React
London x3 days in office
£60-£80,000 (depending on seniority)
My client, one of the leading Specialty Insurers globally, combine extensive expertise with a solid financial foundation to manage and evaluate risk in ways that set them apart in the industry. They're dedicated to empowering their teams and delivering on their promises, valuing innovation, creativity, and growth as they strive to offer dynamic, effective solutions.
The Underwriting & Reinsurance Performance team is part of my client’s ongoing commitment to innovation. This team works alongside underwriters to provide actionable insights at the critical decision-making points, enhancing their ability to perform efficiently.
About the Role:
Within this team they're seeking both Mid-level & Senior Developers to join them. In these roles, you'll play a pivotal part in the research, design, and development of software solutions that help transform their underwriting business. You'll be involved in building full-stack solutions, from underwriting dashboards to an actuarial model management platform, collaborating with cross-functional teams to enhance our data platform and drive continuous improvement.
Key Responsibilities:


  • Collaborate with software engineers, data engineers, and underwriters to shape the future of Property & Casualty underwriting.

  • Continuously improve processes and ways of working, ensuring a strong focus on the underwriting experience.

  • Deliver high-quality software in small, incremental steps.

  • Foster technical excellence to maintain and enhance team agility.

Requirements:


  • Proven experience in Python application development (experience with FastAPI is a plus).

  • Relevant qualifications (BSc in Computer Science, Software Development certifications, or equivalent experience).

  • 3+ years of experience in developing and configuring complex software solutions.

  • Strong grasp of object-oriented programming and test-driven development (TDD, BDD).

  • Deep understanding of agile software engineering practices.

  • A passion for continuous learning and experimentation.

Desirables:


  • Familiarity with AWS or Azure cloud platforms.

  • Hands-on experience with Domain Driven Design (DDD).

  • Some experience with front-end technologies such as HTML, CSS, HTMX, or React.

  • Knowledge of Git, CI/CD pipelines, and DevOps practices, including observability and monitoring.

  • Any background in Actuarial or Commercial Insurance is advantageous.

  • Exposure to or interest in Terraform and deployment pipelines in AWS or Azure.

  • Awareness of modern software techniques like microservices, containerization, and integration patterns

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