Software Developer - Algorithm

Overview

Develop and maintain core transportation algorithms and backend services.

Key Responsibilities

• team collaboration
• code ownership
• service development

Tasks

-Work in close collaboration with devops teams and algorithms developers and researchers -Take full ownership of large and complex code base that implements Via’s core algorithm -Develop and maintain multiple mission critical services

Requirements

• m.sc.
• python
• git
• ci/cd
• kubernetes
• cloud

What You Bring

-Fast learner: you can quickly master concepts, disciplines and methods -Have a solid background in software engineering methodologies, such as git, CI/CD -M.Sc. in Computer Science / Software Engineering / Mathematics / similar field -Team player: you work well with people, as well as by yourself -Minimum of 3 years of hands-on industry experience in backend development (Python) -Experience in architecture and maintaining cloud systems — strong advantage -Immediate impact to Via’s thousands of daily passengers and clients around the world, like making our booking application respond to users significantly faster. -Experience with DevOps in cloud infrastructure (Kubernetes, etc.) — strong advantage

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Benefits

-Competitive compensation including equity -Comprehensive health scheme offered through AXA -Partnership with YellowNest, a salary exchange benefit that helps reduce childcare fees for working parents -A hybrid working model and a spacious office near Chancery Lane, where you can enjoy weekly team lunches

About Via

-Founded in 2012 as a ridesharing app with algorithm-driven route optimization. -Transitioned from consumer services to a B2B TransitTech provider for public and private transit systems. -Enables microtransit, paratransit, school and employee shuttles, and non-emergency medical transport. -Technology is used across five continents, demonstrating scalability and adaptability to diverse mobility needs. -Known for transforming traditional fixed-route systems into dynamic, demand-responsive transit networks.

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