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Senior Full Stack Software Engineer

Pravāh ·Bengaluru ·Onsite 56d ago
TypeScriptReactPythonJavaKotlinGoDockerKubernetesPostgreSQLJestCypressPlaywright

About the role

Pravah is building the world's first foundation model of the electric grid, using ML to transform fragmented utility data into decision-grade intelligence. As a Senior Full Stack Engineer, you will design, develop, and scale an AI-driven grid intelligence platform end-to-end: building high-performance web apps for time-series and geospatial data, scalable APIs and data pipelines, and productionizing ML models. You'll also shape CI/CD, observability, and deployment infrastructure. This early role

Requirements

Bachelor's degree in CS or equivalent; 5+ years building production-grade full-stack apps; proficiency in TypeScript and modern frontend frameworks; strong backend experience in Python, Java/Kotlin, or Go; experience scaling relational databases; microservices, REST, event-driven patterns; cloud providers (GCP); Docker, CI/CD; automated testing (Jest, Cypress, Playwright); logging/monitoring; high autonomy in ambiguous environments. Nice-to-have: D3.js, Mapbox, Deck.gl, WebGL, GIS formats, ML, ,

About the company

Pravāh

Pravāh is an AI lab transforming the electric grid by developing and training foundational models. They leverage machine learning, graph neural networks, computer vision, and reinforcement learning to provide utilities with real-time grid understanding, improve forecasting accuracy, and identify operational risks.

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$30k–50k
Onsite BengaluruBengaluru, India
Posted 56d ago
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Pravāh
https://www.pravah.com

Pravāh is an AI lab transforming the electric grid by developing and training foundational models. They leverage machine learning, graph neural networks, computer vision, and reinforcement learning to provide utilities with real-time grid understanding, improve forecasting accuracy, and identify operational risks.

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