We are looking for a Backend Engineer to join our core team at Pratap Group. We are building a high-performance platform for Fleet Intelligence and Energy Management. You will be the architect responsible for moving data from physical assets into our real-time analytical engine, ensuring that every millisecond of telemetry is captured, processed, and acted upon.
Core Technical Stack
Language: Python (Django / Django REST Framework)
Ingestion: MQTT (EMQX/Mosquitto) for bidirectional device communication.
Pipeline: Apache Kafka for event-driven stream processing.
Database: ClickHouse for sub-second analytical queries on massive telemetry datasets.
Workplace: Docker/Kubernetes-based deployment.
Key Responsibilities
IoT Infrastructure: Build and manage highly concurrent MQTT pipelines to handle telemetry from thousands of fleet and energy assets.
Data Streaming: Architect the Kafka ecosystem to ensure low-latency data flow from sensors to storage.
Analytical Engineering: Design optimized schema architectures in ClickHouse to support real-time fleet dashboards and energy usage analytics.
Django Backend: Build secure,
scalable APIs and microservices that integrate the edge-device data with user-facing dashboards.
On-Site Collaboration: Work side-by-side with the product and engineering teams in our [City] office to solve real-world hardware-software integration challenges.
The "Startup" Mindset We Value
Speed to Market: You understand that "done" is better than "perfect," provided the code is scalable and stable.
Ownership: You treat the platform as your own. You aren't just writing code; you are solving business problems.
Deep Interest in IoT: You enjoy the "physicality" of the work - you care about how a sensor packet actually travels from a vehicle or grid asset to the cloud.
Preferred Qualifications
Hands-on experience in the Energy Management or Fleet Management sectors.
Proven ability to troubleshoot distributed systems where "the data didn't arrive" is the most common bug.
Robust communication skills for daily stand-ups and cooperative design sessions.