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Software Engineer

Develop a world-class Python client for machine-derived test data visualization and analysis.
New York
Mid-Level
$90,000 - 150,000 USD / year
3 months ago
Nominal

Nominal

Nominal specializes in software and data management products for organizations that are testing and validating complex physical systems (like drones, planes, rockets, engines, satellites, nuclear reactors, etc.
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✨ About The Role

- The role involves developing Nominal's open-source Python client to enhance the user experience for working with machine-derived test data. - The candidate will assist with technical pre-sales collateral, including creating end-to-end customer demos, documentation, and blog posts. - Responsibilities include simulating, ingesting, munging, and visualizing a wide range of real-world test data, such as telemetry logs and video files. - The position requires collaboration with engineering teams to improve the efficiency and effectiveness of testing campaigns. - The role is based in SoHo, New York City, and requires on-site presence.

⚡ Requirements

- The ideal candidate will have demonstrated experience developing ergonomic Python libraries with a focus on developer experience (DevUX). - A strong background in creating or troubleshooting REST API services is essential for success in this role. - Candidates should possess opinionated data science experience with standard Python tools such as NumPy, Pandas, and OpenCV. - Object-oriented design expertise with the latest Python best practices is required, particularly with versions greater than 3.11. - A passion for quality documentation and a commitment to delivering a delightful developer experience will be crucial.
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Software Engineer
New York
$90,000 - 150,000 USD / year
Software
Job is no longer active
About Nominal
Nominal specializes in software and data management products for organizations that are testing and validating complex physical systems (like drones, planes, rockets, engines, satellites, nuclear reactors, etc.