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Staff Software Developer | Hybrid | North Wales | £100,000 | Python | AWS | Data


Location:NorthWales - hybrid (2:3)

Salary:£100,000 + benefits



Tech Stack:

  • Python
  • AWS - Lambda
  • CI/CD
  • Terraform



Are you an experienced, motivated, and ambitious Software Engineer looking to grow your career through a technical leadership opportunity in a market-leading company?



We are looking to bolster one of our clients' leadership structures and find a Staff Software Developer to build and lead a high-performing engineering team. They are rapidly advancing product development and creating the fastest-evolving platform in their industry. With a focus on frequent releases, innovative problem-solving, and maintaining a competitive edge in an expanding market, they are seeking a Staff Software Developer to join their expanding team and business.



With huge funding and ambitious plans for growth, this is a fantastic time to join a growing company with a career-defining opportunity.



Requirements for Success:

  • Practical experience with modern data platform architectures.
  • Advanced proficiency in Python development and hands-on experience with AWS.
  • Solid background in building CI/CD pipelines, particularly with GitHub Actions.
  • Experience with Infrastructure as Code, preferably using Terraform.
  • Ability to design and build resilient, scalable, and efficient data pipelines.
  • Familiarity with serverless architecture, design patterns, and best practices.
  • Exceptional communicator —understands the importance of people in the engineering team and takes pleasure in coaching and helping others develop their skills and advance their careers.



The ideal candidate for this role will be a highly motivated and experienced Software Engineer with a passion for both technical excellence and leadership. As a Staff Software Developer, you will not only have the opportunity to apply your expertise in Python, AWS, and modern data architectures but also take on a leadership role in guiding and mentoring high-performing engineering teams.



You will thrive in a fast-paced, rapidly evolving environment, where your ability to problem-solve creatively and drive continuous improvement will directly impact the success of a market-leading company. With a collaborative mindset and strong communication skills, you will be a natural at fostering a culture of growth and development, helping your colleagues refine their skills and advance their careers. You will also be someone who enjoys taking ownership, working autonomously, and inspiring others to reach their full potential in a dynamic, ambitious environment.



Benefits:

  • Flexible, hybrid working
  • 33 days holiday (incl. bank holidays) + Birthday off
  • Private health insurance
  • Life insurance
  • Opportunity for someone eager to take the next step in their career while making a tangible impact on the future of a high-growth organisation




Interested and ready to take your Development career to the next level? Get in touch at or drop me a call for a confidential chat at .



Staff Software Developer | Hybrid | North Wales | £100,000 | Python | AWS | Data

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