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Mid Level Fullstack Developer

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Mid-level fullstack developer (4+ years) in Durban who architects and maintains applications end to end: Python backends, JavaScript/TypeScript with React frontends, RESTful APIs, SQL/NoSQL databases, and cloud environments like Azure, AWS, or GCP, using Git/CI-CD in Agile teams.


The Qualities of a True Slytherin:

  • Bachelor's Degree in Computer Science, Software Engineering, Information Systems, or a related field
  • Minimum 4+ years of Full Stack development experience
  • Exceptional command of Python
  • Strong proficiency in JavaScript and/or TypeScript
  • Experience with modern frameworks such as React
  • Ability to craft and integrate RESTful APIs
  • Strong understanding of backend architecture and software design
  • Experience with SQL and/or NoSQL databases
  • Familiarity with Azure, AWS, or GCP cloud environments
  • Git version control and CI/CD pipeline experience
  • Understanding of software design patterns and engineering best practices
  • Agile development experience

You'll be entrusted with powerful responsibilities: architecting applications worthy of the Ministry, maintaining systems more complex than the corridors of Hogwarts, and solving technical challenges that would leave lesser houses scratching their heads.

The ideal candidate doesn't simply write code. They strategically engineer solutions, think several moves ahead, and understand that the most powerful magic often happens behind the scenes.

Whether you're crafting seamless user journeys, brewing scalable backend services, or taming legacy systems darker than Knockturn Alley, you'll have the opportunity to demonstrate the qualities that have made Slytherin famous for centuries.


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