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Everpure, Inc.: Senior Python Engineer
Observed on the employer’s careers system, last checked 2026-09-06.
- Employer
- Everpure, Inc.
- Location
- Prague, Czech Republic
- Category
- Engineering
- Posted
- 2026-07-16
- Careers system
- greenhouse
- Observed
- 2026-09-06
Role description
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Everpure (NYSE: P) has evolved from storage pioneer to data platform, closing fiscal 2026 with $3.7 billion in revenue, its first billion-dollar quarter, and accelerating growth into FY27. Our strategic agenda spans the companies defining the next era of technology - hyperscalers, AI labs, the AI hardware supply chain, data platform providers, and the broader AI ecosystem. This type of work—work that changes the world—is what the tech industry was founded on. So, if you're ready to seize the endless opportunities and leave your mark, come join us. THE ROLE As a Senior Python Engineer on the Prague-based Autotriage team, you will drive the development of infrastructure and tools that automatically triage failed tests across Everpure’s large-scale automated environments. By building a distributed, modular system that analyzes failed jobs and groups related issues via signature matching,…
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