Senior Python Developer with React (Hybrid NYC) 180-200K+
Senior Python Developer with React (Hybrid NYC) 180-200K+
Posted 2 days ago
SENIORITY
Senior
About the role
- Build and improve Python services, APIs, and data-processing pipelines.
- Work with React and TypeScript to create front-end components
- Develop and optimize C++ components where performance, latency, and reliability matter.
- Design systems that process high volumes of incoming data and power customer-facing applications.
- Improve performance through profiling, testing, monitoring, and thoughtful architecture.
- Contribute to cloud infrastructure, deployment workflows, and production reliability.
- Work closely with product and engineering teams to translate customer needs into reliable software.
- What You Bring 5+ years of professional software engineering experience, including ownership of production applications.
- A background in Python and C++, with experience building backend services, data pipelines, or performance-sensitive systems.
- Production experience in React and TypeScriptUnderstanding of APIs, asynchronous processing, and scalable software design.
- A product-focused approach and sound judgment about engineering tradeoffs.
- Comfort taking ownership in a fast-moving environment.
- Strong communication and collaboration skills.
- Pluses Include:
- Event-driven architectures, streaming systems, cloud platforms
- Why This Role
- Meaningful technical ownership, challenging Python and C++ development, and the opportunity to shape a growing platform with practical, real-world applications.
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