Xanadu Senior Python Software Developer
Senior Python Software Developer at Xanadu in Toronto, building reliable and scalable AI research systems for quantum computing. Day to day: architecting research infrastructure, leading development teams, setting engineering standards, and building tools in Python and Rust with AWS.
- Compensation
- Not disclosed
- Location
- Toronto, Canada
- Work setup
- Not specified
- Seniority
- Senior
- Employment
- Not specified
- Experience
- 7+ years
- Category
- Software engineering
- Posted
Skills
Must have
- BSc in Computer Science or related fields
- 7+ years of experience in production software engineering
- Proven ability to design and lead complex systems
- Strong background in AWS deployments
- Knowledge of software lifecycle and quality assurance
Full description
Elevate your career as a Senior Python Software Developer at Xanadu. Help shape the future of quantum computing by developing reliable and scalable AI research systems.
You will work closely with researchers to architect systems that meet their technical needs while ensuring high performance and usability. Your role involves leading development teams, defining engineering standards, and creating tools that are adopted and appreciated by your peers. Your coding expertise, particularly in Python and Rust, will be key to your success.
Key Responsibilities:
- Architect AI research systems designed for reliability and scale
- Lead technical direction and review engineering practices
- Partner with users to deliver tools that solve real problems
- Automate data processing for comprehensive research workflows
- Advocate for and implement engineering quality standards
Requirements:
- BSc in Computer Science or related fields
- 7+ years of experience in production software engineering
- Proven ability to design and lead complex systems
- Strong background in AWS deployments
- Knowledge of software lifecycle and quality assurance
Join Xanadu and leverage your software engineering skills to innovate in AI research and quantum computing.