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Fullstack Developer (REACT/Python)

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Summary

Build and maintain full-stack web applications using React for the frontend and Python (FastAPI) for the backend, deployed on AWS with DevOps practices.

Mandatory Skills

  1. High Frontend-skills: React with strong fundamentals on Javascript, HTML, SCSS / CSS
  2. High Backend-skills: Python; FastAPI
  3. Medium DevOps-skills: GitHub / Opensfhift, AWS
  4. Good Understanding of Design Patterns & Design Principles
  5. Agile WoW

Good to have Skills

  1. AWS Services Knowledge – Understanding of core AWS offerings such as EC2, S3, Lambda, CloudWatch and IAM for scalable cloud solutions.
  2. Databases – Experience with SQL, PostgreSQL Database, stored procedures, DB Design
  3. Active Directory, DJango

Responsibilities:

● Coordinate Research: Assist with research activities and communicating findings / plans with the team members.

● Support on Development: Assist the team in setting up frameworks, adopting new tools / technologies and creating Proof of Concept (POC’s).

● Improve Processes: Suggest ways to improve the features & activities with high performance and security standards.

● Documentation: Create reports and summarize research results. Ensure the data driven approach is followed to show the measurable value. Help organize and store research data.

Total Experience Expected: 06-08 years

Engineering graduate (preferably in Computer Science) with 6-8 years of experience in ReactJS & Python

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All of our positions are open to people with disabilities.

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