Software Developer (PhD Graduate)

Are you seeking a dynamic, exciting role as a Software Developer (PhD Graduate)? Interested in working on complex data privacy and cryptography challenges? Apply then to this Software Developer role in London today!
 
Company profile – Data Privacy
In this Software Developer role, you will be joining a growing software company based in central London, supporting their clients’ data privacy needs. Their tech solution simplifies the way organisations access and share data.

By providing an embedded platform that automates the technical enforcement of data policies, they help solve the large-scale challenges created by complex global data privacy regulations.

They allow all different teams to come together and work collaboratively in one application. With companies such as ING, JP Morgan and RBS all integrating with their platform, they are about to enter an exciting period of growth!

Job description – Software Developer (PhD Graduate)
In this Software Developer role, you will sit between the Solutions Architects and Product team to deliver new implementation to clients.

You will be working on multiple projects, acting as a go-between for the engineering team, architecture and client to analyse/improve already existing models.

You will also get the chance to develop and build new tools to help improve and secure their data and develop new methods to identify sensitive data.

Key responsibilities – Software Developer (PhD Graduate)
In this Software Developer job in London, your responsibilities will include:

  • Utilise Scala (Python) and SQL to extract, manipulate, and protect large datasets, ensuring data integrity and accuracy
  • Apply cryptographic techniques to secure data and ensure privacy and compliance with industry standards.
  • Work closely with cross-functional teams, including product development, engineering, and client services, to align data initiatives with business goals.
  • Design, implement, and optimize ML and NLP models to enhance our privacy-focused product offerings and improve client experiences.
  • Maintain comprehensive documentation of data processes, models, and analytical methodologies.
Job requirements – Software Developer (PhD Graduate)
  • PhD in Computer Science, Maths, Physics, Engineering or similar
  • Experience in Python & SQL, ideally also in Scala
  • Desire to constantly learn new tools and languages
  • A passion for data science and turning concepts into products
  • Comfortable working individually and as a team
  • Great communication, both written and verbal
* Please note, this company does not offer sponsorship*
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