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Senior Backend Engineer with Python

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purple drivePlano (TX)

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About the role

Purple DriveSenior Backend Engineer with Python Share Contractual plano PDT - 6626 8-15 06/11/2024 Overview:
Experience: 7 to 10 YearsPython Expertise: Advanced proficiency in Python with a solid track record of developing high-quality, maintainable code. Deep understanding of Python's idioms, libraries, and development ecosystem. API Development: Demonstrated experience in building public APIs at scale. Containerization Skills: Familiarity with Docker for application containerization. Deployment Proficiency: Experience deploying applications on Kubernetes. Healthcare Domain Knowledge: Experience in the healthcare domain, particularly with patient-facing mobile and web applications, is a plus. RDBMS: Relational databases: postgres or mysql Caching Layers: Redis Cache implementation Self-Motivation and Ownership: Highly self-motivated with a keen sense of responsibility for one's projects and code. Confident in making autonomous decisions and pushing projects to completion. Soft skills: Good Analytical and Reasoning skill with good communication. Good team player and effective coordination skills required.
Optional: GraphQL Experience: Hands-on experience with GraphQL in Python, preferably with frameworks like Strawberry, Graphene, or similar. Understanding of GraphQL schemas, queries, mutations, and subscription is highly desired.

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