Python Engineer — AI-Driven Analytics in the Cloud (Hybrid)

Van Lanschot Kempen; Amsterdam; Hybrid; EUR 61,000 - 78,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Salary €5,500-€7,000 monthly

13th month and holiday allowance

27 leave days

Flexible working hours

Training opportunities

Pension scheme

Opportunity to work abroad up to 2-3?

Job summary

Van Lanschot Kempen in Amsterdam is seeking a Python developer to join a multidisciplinary DevOps team building the next-generation analytics platform for investment management. You will contribute to AI-enhanced data apps, APIs, and reliable data tooling used by analysts and portfolio managers.

The role emphasizes collaboration with AI squads and data engineers, quality control, and architecture decisions. A hybrid work arrangement and strong growth opportunities are offered.

Qualifications

• At least 4 years of recent experience with Python software development.
• Solid understanding of Git and SQL queries.
• Experience with AI-assisted coding (GitHub Copilot, Claude Code, or others).
• Experience with cloud deployments, preferably Azure.
• Experience with API design and automated testing.
• Curious to understand financial markets and processes.

Responsibilities

• Improve APIs and AI-infused apps with a focus on quality.
• Collaborate with AI teams and analytics DevOps to meet business needs.
• Design solutions, gather requirements, and make architectural decisions.

Skills

Python

Git

SQL

AI-assisted coding

Azure

API design

Automated testing

Financial markets

Job description

Van Lanschot Kempen in Amsterdam is seeking a Python developer to join a multidisciplinary DevOps team building the next-generation analytics platform for investment management. You will contribute to AI-enhanced data apps, APIs, and reliable data tooling used by analysts and portfolio managers.

The role emphasizes collaboration with AI squads and data engineers, quality control, and architecture decisions. A hybrid work arrangement and strong growth opportunities are offered.