Position: Senior Python Developer
Company: Romexsoft
Experience required: 3y
English level: upper

**Description**

We are looking for a talented Python Engineer who focuses on end result of their work, has a good sense of humor and takes pride in quality of their craft.

About Romexsoft: Our mission is to help customer-centric companies build and grow cloud-based businesses on AWS by building dedicated teams and delivering managed services and projects to our clients.

**Requirements to the Candidates (Must Have):**

• 4+ years of experience working with Python and relationaldatabases.
• Experience creating REST API’s, Django / Flask or other Python frameworks.
• Experience with Celery or other task management service.
• Ability to work on own initiative / self-motivation.
• Ability to make design decisions based on business requirements.
• Excellent communicator in English (spoken and written)

**Requirements to the Candidates (Nice to Have):**

• Experience with AWS services including Lambda, API gateway, Elasticache.
• Knowledge of some js frameworks eg. Vue.js / React.js

**Job Responsibilities:**

• Migrate existing API’s to a new Python backend application.
• Convert legacy server calls to secure REST API calls
• Liaise with front end devs to ensure smooth migration.

**Benefits:**

• 4 day work week
• Long-term project (12m+) with great customer
• Democratic management style & friendly environment
• Team of professionals;
• Flexible working schedule;
• Possibility to work remotely;
• Opportunities for professional development and personal growth;
• Competitive compensation;
• Regular assessments and salary reviews;
• Compensation of educational activities: certifications, courses, conferences;
• Paid vacation according to the Ukrainian laws;
• Paid sick leaves, sport and health activities compensation;
• Regular team-building events and enjoyable working environment;
• Company online activities;
• Business trip support;
• Language education courses (on the Client's side)