Senior Python Full Stack Developer
acestackJersey City (NJ)
Senior Python Full Stack Developer
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acestackJersey City (NJ)
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About the role
Senior Python Full Stack DeveloperLocation: Jersey City, NJ (Onsite) FulltimeSenior Python Full Stack Developer (50% React + 50% Python)
Roles and Responsibilities:
Lead development of front-end applications using React, ensuring scalability and performanceDesign and build high-throughput backend APIs using Python and FastAPIOwn end-to-end feature delivery across UI, backend services, and data layersDesign and optimize SQL queries, including support for Text-to-SQL workflowsIntegrate applications with analytics and data platforms such as SnowflakeDrive containerized deployments using Docker and support routing with NginxApply and promote best practices for security, performance, and reliabilityMentor junior developers and participate in architectural and code reviewsCollaborate with product, DevOps, and data teams to shape technical solutionsRequired Skills & Experience:7+ years of professional full-stack development experienceStrong hands-on expertise with: React (front-end development) Python and FastAPI (backend services)SQL and data integrationExperience deploying and operating containerized applications (Docker) Experience working in cloud-hosted environmentsNice to Have: Experience with AWS EC2 or similar cloud infrastructureFamiliarity with CI/CD pipelines and DevOps practicesExperience supporting data-intensive or AI-enabled applications
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