🚨 Software Engineer — Python — Grad/Mid Level 🚨
🚨 Software Engineer — Python — Grad/Mid Level 🚨
🧑 💻 Python / REST APIs / SQL / Data Pipelines 🧑 💻
📍 Hybrid — 3 days a week in the London office
💷 £55k–£65k + Benefits 💷
Global Leader Developing Scientific Software are looking for Software Engineer (Python) to join their London Office.
$27M Series A. Founded by MIT & Stanford engineers ,Forbes 30 Under 30 alumni and trusted by enterprise R&D teams across chemicals, advanced materials, defence and food & beverage.
This is the rare role that sits right at the intersection of software and science.
✅ The Role
- Build data integrations that pull outputs from lab instruments — spectrometers, rheometers, HPLCs and more — straight into the platform
- Design automated pipelines connecting customer systems — ELNs, LIMS, spreadsheets, databases — to Uncountable
- Write Python to parse, validate and transform scientific data files across every format imaginable
- Work directly with customer technical teams — map their schemas, deliver clean, well-documented integrations
- Feed integration patterns back to core engineering to be built into the product itself
- Own your work end to end — build it, ship it, see exactly what it changed. No layer of process between your code and the scientist who depends on it
🎯 What We're Looking For
- 0–2 years as a software engineer with strong technical fundamentals
- A Bachelor's in Computer Science (Strong University eg Oxford Cambridge etc..)
- Python as your primary language
- Hands-on with REST APIs, SQL databases, and Excel/CSV data pipelines
- (nice to have) A genuine pull towards science — studied chemistry, family in the space, an internship at a chemical company, or another clear marker
- Bonus: exposure to lab environments, scientific instrumentation or research data flows, plus prior time at a startup or fast-paced technical team
🚨SPONSORSHIP IS ON OFFER IF YOU MEET THE REQUIREMENTS IN FULL🚨
Please feel free to apply or email nelesh@wesourcetalent.com or call 077 256 18 238 to learn more.