Senior Python developer

WE ARE UPPLABS

UppLabs is a software development ‘flat company’, a friendly team of professionals who value each team member’s opinion. And now we’re looking for a Python developer on а long-term basis. Wanna join?

Project Description

Our client is a pioneer in data security, fighting a different battle than conventional cybersecurity companies.

As a Back-end developer, you’ll work closely with the team engineers to ensure system consistency and improve user experience.

Requirements:

You definitely have: 

•  4+ years of experience in development (At least 2 years in developing big systems with Python)
• Asynchronous programming and experience in developing performance-critical applications 
• English: upper intermediate

Nice to have: 

•  Experience in working with AWS, Docker, and microservices 
•  Experience with Machine Learning 
•  Algorithms development (collaborative filtering, similarity, data normalization, clustering)

Responsibilities:

Participate in the entire application lifecycle, focusing on coding and debugging

· Write clean code to develop functional web applications

· Troubleshoot and debug applications

· Perform UI tests to optimize performance

· Manage cutting-edge technologies to improve legacy applications

· Collaborate with Front-end developers to integrate user-facing elements with server-side logic

· Gather and address technical and design requirements

· Build reusable code and libraries for future use

· Liaise with developers, designers, and system administrators to identify new features

· Follow emerging technologies

We offer:

• Competitive salary and regular review of the salary;
• Ability to work completely remotely from anywhere in the world;
• Flexible work schedule;
• Growth and Development: through constant feedback, peer reviews, and exchanges with a focus on your development;
• 11 days of State holidays;
• 20 paid vacation days and 10 paid sick days;
• Oneteam: through our transparent company culture with team stand-ups, regular All-Hands, and suite events.