Senior Python Engineer
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Senior Python EngineerJob Description
Job Description
We are seeking a Senior Python Engineer who brings strong backend development expertise along with a solid grasp of cloud-native solutions. The right candidate will be capable of designing, building and maintaining scalable backend services through Python and modern cloud platforms.
Countries : Argentina, Australia, Bulgaria, Canada, Chile, China, Colombia, Czech Republic, Greece, Hong Kong, Japan, Malaysia, Mexico,Romania, Singapore, Slovakia, Ukraine, USA, Vietnam
Restrictions
- No telecommuting
- Agencies are OK
Requirements
- Solid experience in Python backend development
- Familiarity with frameworks like FastAPI, Flask or Django
- Practical experience using AWS, Azure or GCP
- Proven background building REST APIs and microservices
- Sound knowledge of relational and/or NoSQL databases
- Exposure to CI/CD, testing and modern software engineering practices
- Excellent analytical and problem-solving abilities
Nice to have
- Working knowledge of Docker and Kubernetes
- Background in serverless architectures
- Familiarity with data pipelines or event-driven architectures
- Understanding of Terraform or infrastructure as code
We offer/Benefits
Connectivity Bonus (25,000 ARS are paid with a salary receipt at the end of each month as a non-wages concept).
Contact Info
- Contact: Sergio Echeverri
- E-mail contact: sergioechevrri89@gmail.com
- Web: https://www.linkedin.com/in/sergio-echeverri-0c952b42a
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