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Beebop is seeking a production-focused engineer to join our quant team in Vienna. You will own and improve the production systems that power forecasting, calibration and optimisation for dispatch and trading decisions.
The role requires hands-on experience building real systems, strong Python, and familiarity with orchestration and cloud infrastructure (Airflow on GCP). A background in ML pipelines and data modelling is valued, with energy domain knowledge a plus; PhD is not required.
You would join our quant team, alongside our data scientists and ML engineers. The team owns several forecasting and optimisation systems that sit in the core of the product: site and portfolio-level forecasts of PV generation and load, calibration of our asset models against how assets actually behave, detection of what equipment sits behind a meter, and the optimisation that turns all of that into dispatch and trading decisions.
This is the engineering half of that work. You would own and improve the production systems those models run in, and the frameworks the team builds them with. The models themselves stay with the data scientists.
For applicants based in Vienna; traveling to Antwerp, Belgium once a month is expected. Applicants in Belgium will also be considered.
Shared with the other ML engineers, and priorities move around, so read this as
examples rather than a fixed list.
A PhD is not required and we would rather see production engineering mileage.
Applied research backgrounds are welcome, but this is an engineering role and will
be interviewed as one.
Data scientists and ML engineers on the quant team
Python, Airflow, GCP, Ray
The bottleneck on the team is not ideas.
Time goes into fixing what broke and into proving that a change actually helped, and both of those are engineering problems. Solve them properly and the whole team gets its time back. You would also be shaping this function rather than inheriting someone else's version of it.