Senior Python Backend Developer (Microservices, FastAPI & GenAI)
Senior Python Backend Developer (Microservices, FastAPI & GenAI)
Posted 3 days ago
SENIORITY
Senior
About the role
- Design, develop, and implement scalable backend systems using Python, with a focus on microservices and API-driven architecture
- Build and maintain RESTful APIs and backend services for data ingestion, processing, and integration
- Develop data processing pipelines to handle structured and unstructured data
- Collaborate with global Technology teams across multiple time zones in a hybrid environment
- Apply Object-Oriented Programming (OOP) principles and backend engineering best practices
- Drive resolution of complex technical challenges through analysis of system flows and business processes
- Ensure solutions align with enterprise architecture, performance, and scalability requirements
- Establish and follow standards for coding, testing, debugging, and deployment in backend environments
- Perform data extraction, transformation, and analysis to support business use cases
- Implement unit testing and TDD to ensure reliability and maintainability of backend services
- Contribute to the microservices ecosystem, including service integration and inter-service communication
- Support the integration of LLMs and GenAI capabilities into backend systems and workflows
- Mentor junior developers and promote strong engineering and coding standards
- Identify and manage risks, ensuring compliance with policies, regulatory requirements, and governance standards
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