Mathematician with programming

We are seeking a talented and motivated mathematician with a strong foundation in computer science. This role goes beyond routine programming tasks and involves creative problem-solving and the rapid development of prototypes to meet varied and flexible requirements. We want to hear from you if you have a deep curiosity about the natural world, a passion for exploring scientific phenomena, and enjoy tackling mathematical concepts. The ideal candidate should thrive on asking questions and be driven to understand how systems function and interact. Essentials : Degree in mathematics, computer science or software engineering. We are also open to folks in other scientific and numerate disciplines, such as physics. Demonstrable proficiency in at least two programming languages. Proficiency with SQL -  basic level will do initially, but you do need to know how to use databases Linux knowledge, day-to-day use, developer-level Familiar with SQLL and database concepts in general Cloud Computing, preferably AWS, basic-level A primarily analytical mindset with a focus on creative but ultimately realistic problem-solving A natural curiosity and interest in the subject domain, i.e. computer science, mathematics, energy industry Minimum 3 years of work experience in industry post qualification (excluding internships) Nice to have : Knowledge of time series databases, Grafana, and MQTT Knowledge of C / C++, Python, Wolfram Mathematica, Rust, GoLang, R,  MATLAB (JavaScript is even ok if you know how to apply it to interesting problems 😊 ) Automation protocols and experience with sensors and data collection systems IoT Sensors and Data collection systems Self-reliant and able to work independently from time to time Not afraid to seek help or guidance when required  An effective communicator, especially with technical subjects Benefits : Competitive pay scale   Regular salary / performance reviews  Work with a small team   Income Protection & Death in Service Benefits   23 Days annual vacation plus a ME day