Middle Python Developer

Job Description

- Relevant technical education in computer science or similar

- 3+ years of professional experience as a Python developer in the web domain

- Experience with other programming languages (e.g., C#) or willingness to learn

- Strong experience in REST API development (using FastAPI/Flask or similar framework)

- Basic understanding of Docker and Kubernetes

- Managing CI/CD pipelines (at least a basic understanding of pipelines)

- Hands-on experience in API design and development

- Image processing skills are a big plus

- System-level thinking is a big plus

- Good written and verbal communication skills, at least an intermediate level of English (written and spoken)

Job Responsibilities

- You will conceptualize and build an innovative web application

- Working through the web application development lifecycle to launch

- Developing functional databases, applications, and servers to support our web application on the Back-End

- Troubleshooting issues and problem-solving as necessary

- Keeping current with industry trends and developments that can be applied in the process

Department/Project Description

We’re in search of a Middle Python Developer who’s experienced in backend coding. You’ll need to have strong commercial experience in Python (which is a core part of our architecture). The power of our application responsiveness and functionality will be something you shall work on, so you’ll need to be detail-oriented, a good communicator in English, and tech-savvy enough to know what we can and can’t do.

Our project is building a top-notch enterprise-level web application for one of the world's largest and most innovative industrial global corporations. Our project is very dynamic, currently in the active phase of development with an experienced and actively learning team in place. A product should grow into a flexible, tool-agnostic suite of capabilities to allow end-users from Silicon Valley to perform post-acquisition 3D visualization and analysis of semiconductor (e.g., memory chips) images.