Senior Python Full-stack Developer
esolutionsDenver (CO)
About the role
Senior Python Fullstack Developer – Enterprise AI Platform
Location:
USA Remote Experience: 10+ years Client Interview: Mandatory In-Person Meeting: Candidate must be willing to meet the client in Hartford, CT | Jersey, NJ | Plano, TX | Austin, TXRole Overview
We are seeking a hands-on Senior Python Fullstack Developer to design, build, and scale an enterprise AI platform. The role involves end-to-end development across modern React frontends, asynchronous Python backends, AI integrations, graph databases, and cloud-based data pipelines.
Key Skills & Responsibilities
Python: FastAPI, Django, async/await, SQLAlchemyFrontend: React, TypeScript, Hooks, Redux/Context APIDesign and develop scalable REST APIs and microservicesAI: OpenAI API integration and semantic search
Databases: PostgreSQL, Neo4j/Cypher, query optimization
Data: AWS Glue, Spark, ETL/ELT pipelines
Cloud/DevOps: Docker, Kubernetes, AWS EKSBuild and optimize high-performance, cloud-native applications
Collaborate with engineering and data teams to deliver enterprise AI features
Qualifications:
- 10+ years of production experience in full-stack software development
- Strong hands-on Python + React experience
- Experience with cloud-native systems, distributed architecture, and database optimization
- Bachelor's or Master's degree in Computer Science, Engineering, or related field
Work Model:
Remote – USA Important: Client interview and in-person client meeting are mandatory.
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