Backend Developer (Remote – GMT+1 to GMT-5)

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ACLED provides accurate, accessible, and timely data to inform decisions that reduce violent conflict globally. We are a fully remote organization with researchers and partners covering crises worldwide.

We are seeking a Backend Developer to join our Data Science team and assist with server-side development of ACLED’s web-based applications.


About the Role

As a Backend Developer at ACLED, you will:

  • Design and implement server-side logic for web applications.

  • Develop and maintain APIs connecting applications to backend databases.

  • Collaborate with the Data Science team on server logic for data science models and tools.

  • Work closely with frontend developers to deliver innovative, user-friendly applications.

  • Assess current architectures, propose improvements, and implement solutions.

  • Support organizational objectives and propose new projects for the team portfolio.


Requirements

Mandatory:

  • 3+ years professional backend development experience

  • Advanced knowledge of Python and SQL

  • Experience with diverse programming languages (Bash, Java, Golang, C++)

  • Skilled in building scalable, secure, performant RESTful APIs

  • Experience with Docker, virtualization, and containerization

  • Familiarity with cloud deployments, preferably AWS

  • Git/GitHub proficiency

  • Strong problem-solving skills and attention to detail

  • Ability to work remotely, independently, and meet deadlines

  • Fluency in English

Preferred:

  • Knowledge of CI/CD infrastructure

  • Experience with web authentication (OAuth 2.0)

  • Familiarity with DigitalOcean, orchestration tools (Airflow), and Kubernetes

  • Research experience in conflict analysis or peacebuilding

  • Experience with ACLED data

  • Advanced degree in math, computer science, statistics, economics, political science, or related field


Why You’ll Love Working at ACLED

  • Fully remote with a global, collaborative team

  • Work with cutting-edge tools and real-time conflict data

  • Contribute to impactful research informing global peacebuilding

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