551 python English-speaking jobs in Germany

applications on NVIDIA embedded platforms (e.g., Jetson Orin, AGX, Xavier) Programming experience in Python

PyTorch ideally with vision-based models and neural scene representation good programming skills in Python

You are proficient in software for data analysis such as MS Office, Origin or Python.

Experience of C and/or scripting languages, e.g., Python and MATLAB.  Experience with LabVIEW.  

interest in methods of data collection, processing, and management (e.g., using Excel, STATA, SPSS, R or Python

Experience with Git, embedded programming (in C/C++, Python) is a plus.

ML Engineering: Working proficiency in Python and PyTorch, including the ability to implement models,

PyTorch ideally with vision-based models and neural scene representation good programming skills in Python

review, and open-source scientific software development is desirable strong programming skills in Python

wireless communication systems Background in scripting/coding and experience with a programming language (Python

the analysis of bulk and/or single-cell sequencing datasets and basic bioinformatics skills (e.g., R, Python

market, equity, debt and derivative instruments and financial data  First proven programming skills in Python

consent-gated research pipeline with lab-grade signal synchronisation (LSL, BrainFlow, OpenBCI, MNE-Python

publications at top-tier peer-reviewed conferences or journals - Experience programming in Java, C++, Python

publications at top-tier peer-reviewed conferences or journals - Experience programming in Java, C++, Python

Basic Qualifications - Experience with programming languages such as Python, Java, C+- Experience building

Some experience with Node.js, TypeScript, Python, databases, APIs, serverless functions, Supabase, Firebase

Python, Matlab, C++) are essential; experience with version control (Git) is desirable * Willingness

or engineering with strong computational and data analysis skills A good knowledge of programming in Python

End-to-end thinking: understanding how individual modules affect the whole system  Nice to have Python