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Who we are
Euromonitor International is the leading independent market research company; investigating and understanding what consumers want and need, helping businesses create products and services that cater to their preferences and trends. We are an organisation that champions flexibility, with opportunity to grow and be supported with continuous learning and development.
What you will be doing
We are seeking a Software Engineer 2 with experience in building high-quality web applications on the Microsoft technology stack. You will build and maintain applications, working with a team to develop high-performing enterprise systems that help clients make strategic business decisions. Key responsibilities include maintaining coding standards, contributing to project delivery timelines, and participating in estimation discussions.
Key drivers -
Software Design:
Software Engineer 2 Responsibilities:
Product Testing:
Maintenance/Support:
General Duties:
What you'll need-
Qualifications:
Job ID: 106997401
Skills:
Python, PEFT, transformer architecture, fine-tuning, LoRA, speech ASR-TTS evaluation, QLoRA, ANNs, LLM evals
Skills:
Cmake, Posix, Linux, Python, Bash, Device Drivers, Multithreading, Networking Protocols, Linux kernel modules, Synchronization primitives, make, Embedded Systems, Real-time programming concepts
Skills:
.Net Core, Algorithms, Java, Golang, Oop, Design Patterns, Linux, Distributed Systems, Restful Services, data structures, Ruby, Python, asynchronous architectures, system performance, NoSQL databases, Scaling
Skills:
Mqtt, Unit Testing, Tcp Ip, Spi, Docker, Git, Embedded C, Tls, Python, Pwm, Uart, Gpio, Application Security, Ethernet, I2c, ADC, secure firmware upgrade, CI CD pipeline, Secure Boot loader, STM32, Zephyr ecosystem, firmware module integration testing, industrial ethernet, Arm Cortex M 32-bit microcontroller, Modbus, CAN communication
Skills:
Django, Integration Testing, API design, Kubernetes, Python, AWS, unit tests, production observability, Go