About the Role
Harmattan AI is seeking a Software Tooling Engineer to design and build internal tools that enable operations to move faster and scale effectively. You will work on internal data infrastructure and operational workflows, developing high-impact tools that support teams across the company.
This versatile role combines strong software engineering expertise with deep understanding of user needs. You will be responsible for architecture, development, and deployment of tools essential to Harmattan's core operational workflows: AI-powered internal agents, workflow automation, internal data visualisation tools, wrappers, integrations, and lightweight backend services.
Main Responsibilities
- Internal Tooling & Automation: Design and develop internal tools and AI/LLM-based agents used across teams; build dashboards, visualisation tools, and workflow automations.
- Operational Process Optimisation: Streamline key operational processes through tailored tools, connectors, and integrations; work closely with teams to identify bottlenecks and deliver high-leverage solutions.
- Backend & Infrastructure: Design and maintain lightweight backend services powering internal tools (APIs, data storage, metrics, logging); contribute to cloud deployment and CI/CD integration.
- Quality & Reliability: Establish standards for code quality, testing, observability, and documentation; ensure internal tools are robust and monitored.
Required Qualifications
- Master's (MSc) or Bachelor's (BSc) degree in Computer Science, Software Engineering, or equivalent professional experience
- Strong software engineering experience with Python
- Hands-on experience developing internal tools, workflow automations, or AI/LLM-based utilities
- Working knowledge of cloud platforms (GCP or AWS)
- Solid understanding of CI/CD practices and internal software delivery processes
- Excellent written and verbal communication skills in English
- Ability to engage with diverse profiles from junior contributors to senior executives
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