Middle Python Developer (Backend)
26 lines of codeDenver (CO)
Middle Python Developer (Backend)
Posted today
26 lines of codeDenver (CO)
SENIORITY
Senior
About the role
Middle Python Developer (Backend) This is a great opportunity to work with a stable team, contribute directly to product development, and grow professionally while working with modern technologies.
Responsibilities:
- Develop and maintain backend logic for web applications
- Design, build, and integrate RESTful APIsWork with PostgreSQL databases
- Ensure correct processing of static and media files using WhiteNoiseImplement image manipulation tasks with PillowWrite clean, maintainable, and testable code
- Participate in code reviews, refactoring, and optimization
- Collaborate closely with frontend developers, QA, and other team members
Requirements:
- 3+ years of commercial experience in software development
- Strong knowledge of Python and Django framework
- Practical experience with PostgreSQL and Docker Compose
- Familiarity with Pillow (image processing) and WhiteNoise (static file serving)
- Solid understanding of software development best practices
- English level B1+ (Intermediate) — ability to communicate within the team and work with technical documentation
- We Offer:
- Long-term cooperation with a stable product team
- Flexible work schedule and remote work opportunities
- Supportive and open-minded team culture
- Modern technology stack and well-defined processes
Recruitment Process:
- Recruiter Interview
- Test Task
- Technical Interview
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