A complete application in a minute
Tailored resume and cover letter, ready to send.
Client Server Limited in London is seeking a Python Developer / Software Engineer (IAM Okta SaaS) to join a flexible, remote-friendly team. You'll work on IAM, Okta, Terraform-based infrastructure, and cloud solutions in Python and Rust, contributing across the full development lifecycle and collaborating with security and engineering teams.
The role offers a competitive £75k-£90k salary, with work-from-home options and office days in London according to preference.
Python Developer / Software Engineer (IAM Okta SaaS Rust IaC) Remote to £90k
Are you a technologist Python Developer with a good knowledge of IAM (Identity Access Management)?
You could be progressing your career as part of a friendly and supportive international team at a growing and hugely successful European car insurance tech company; their platform enables an insurance quote to be made to the consumer within 60 seconds, using just 4 clicks.
As a Python Developer you will help shape the future of identity and access management through software engineering, automation and modern cloud technologies. You'll build solutions that improve how people securely access systems and services, using Infrastructure as Code, developing custom applications in Python / Rust and integrating leading platforms such as Okta and Cloudflare Zero Trust.
This is an excellent opportunity for an ambitious software engineer who enjoys solving real-world problems, improving developer and user experiences and working across Security, Engineering and People teams. You'll contribute to automation, platform development and internal tooling while helping define best practices and the next generation of identity solutions across the business.
Location / WFH:
The company is a big advocate of flexible working and prides itself on DEI; you can work from home most on a fulltime basis or go into the London office depending on your preferences.
Please note you must be able to work in the UK.
About you:
What's in it for you:
As a Python Developer you will receive a competitive package: