Fullstack Senior Engineer with Flask/Django and React - Latin America, Remote position
Fullstack Senior Engineer with Flask/Django and React - Latin America, Remote position
Posted 2 days ago
SENIORITY
Senior
About the role
- Bachelor’s degree in Computer Science or related field (or equivalent experience).5+ years as a Full‑Stack Developer using open‑source technologies.
- Strong experience with Python and/or other object‑oriented languages.
- Proficiency in full‑stack development, including back‑end services, data storage, and modern web frameworks.
- Experience with CI/CD tools like Jenkins.
- Strong software engineering fundamentals (OOP, data structures, testable code, algorithms).Experience in SaaS products and corporate environments is a plus.
- B2B financial services or asset management experience is a bonus.
- Technical Expertise:
- Python: Flask or Django, SQLAlchemyDatabases: PostgreSQL, ORMsJavaScript: React, Knockout
- Keyed storage: MongoDB, RedisDev tools: Git, Vagrant, Fabric, Docker, AWS, Jenkins
- Company Benefits
- Competitive salary and bonuses, including performance-based salary increases.
- Generous paid-time-off policy
- Flexible working hours
- Work remotely
- Continuing education, training, conferences
- Company-sponsored coursework, exams, and certifications
- Being a consultant in our team is a fun, challenging, and rewarding career choice. Your contributions are highly valued by clients, and the work you do often has a direct and significant impact on their business.
- You will have the opportunity to work on a variety of projects for our incredible clients, which will accelerate your career growth. You’ll collaborate with modern technologies and work alongside some of the best professionals in the industry!#LI-Remote
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