About The Role
We're hiring Backend Engineers at the SDE-2 and SDE-3 level to help design and build the
platforms at the core of Astranova's business. You'll work across cloud-native, industry-standard
technologies — Kubernetes, gRPC, InfluxDB, Airflow, Pub/Sub and modern CI/CD — solving
real problems in IoT data processing, leasing operations, and fleet-scale system design. We're
looking for engineers who are strong on fundamentals and equally comfortable using modern
AI-assisted workflows to build faster and better.

Key Responsibilities / What You’ll Do:
• Design & Development — Architect and build scalable, high-performance backend systems that
solve real-world problems in EV leasing and fleet operations.
• System Architecture — Translate business requirements into technical designs; evaluate
trade-offs and lead engineering efforts for large-scale, distributed systems.
• IoT & Data at Scale — Build pipelines and services that ingest, process, and serve massive
volumes of IoT and telemetry data using time-series databases and modern data engineering
tools.




• AI-Native Engineering — Use AI coding assistants and agentic tools as part of your everyday
workflow, and build AI/ML-driven features directly into the product — from anomaly detection on
IoT data to LLM-powered internal tools.
• Engineering Excellence — Champion best practices — rigorous code review, explicit
documentation, modular design, and strong test coverage — across the team.
• Mentorship — Guide and grow junior engineers, and help raise the technical bar across the org.
• Cross-functional Collaboration — Partner closely with product, business, and design
stakeholders across the full SDLC, from requirements to production.
Experience & Qualifications:
● Experience — 3–7 years building complex, large-scale backend or data engineering systems.
● Core Skills — Strong proficiency in Python (preferred) or Java, a solid grasp of both low-level
and high-level system design.
● Tech Stack — Hands-on experience wit

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