United Kingdom

Backend Engineer - Commodities

Salary: unknownHybridMidBackend engineering

PythonSQLTypeScriptKafkaAirflowFastAPIVueCI/CDPostgreSQLAWSElasticsearch

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Backend Engineer - Commodities is an open role at Kpler, a company in energy and climate. It is a hybrid position in United Kingdom. We classify it as a mid-level role in backend engineering. Technologies named in the posting: Kafka, Airflow, FastAPI, Vue, CI/CD and PostgreSQL. Candidates need 4+ years of experience. There are 41 open positions from Kpler on this site, 9 of them in IT and engineering.

Posted 22 days ago · Last checked 2026-10-31

About Kpler

Energy and climate Non-tech company with an IT team 41 open positions, 22% in IT and engineering. Most open roles: Sales (24), Data and machine learning (7), Backend engineering (4).

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Workplace	Hybrid
Seniority	Mid
Role	Backend engineering
Countries	United Kingdom
Languages	PythonSQLTypeScript
Employment type	Full-time
Key facts	Stack: Python, SQL, TypeScript, Kafka, Airflow, FastAPI, Vue, CI/CD, PostgreSQL, AWS, Elasticsearch · Experience: 4+ years · Schedule: on-call

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