The company is looking to accelerate its sustainable energy future by building tech solutions.
Requirements
- Experience developing and maintaining web-based solutions in modern Python, ideally using Django, FastAPI, or similar frameworks.
- Experience building consumer-facing frontend applications in React and Typescript.
- Robust understanding of web standards, infrastructure (databases, storage, caching, content delivery, etc.), and cloud platform offerings.
- Strong debugging skills and a track record of independently solving problems.
- Solid understanding of SQL and relational databases.
- Familiarity with version control systems like Git, CI/CD pipelines for automated testing & deployment, and infrastructure tools like Terraform.
Responsibilities
- Write code: Design, implement, and deploy reliable and efficient production software in our React/Django/Azure stack.
- Elevate your squad: Actively participate in sprint planning, execution, code reviews, demos, and retrospectives.
- Grow others: Guide and inspire junior developers across the org through mentorship and collaboration.
- Grow yourself: Continually seek ways to level-up your own skills and make a bigger impact throughout the company.
- Deliver value: Internalize our objectives and deliver measurable change for Nexamp and our customers.
Other
- Ability to work in person 1-2 days per week from our Boston, MA office.
- Commitment to Nexamp's mission and have a passion for solving tomorrow's climate crisis today.
- Demonstrated experience in effectively communicating information, ideas, and perspectives with people inside and beyond your organization.
- Experience in showcasing initiative to make improvements to current work, processes, products, and services across the organization.
- Ability to ask appropriate questions, analyze data, identify the root causes of problems, and present creative solutions.
- Expertise in building strong internal and external relationships with customers and stakeholders, instilling trust and loyalty across the industry.
