Position: FullStack (Python+React) Developer
Company: DataArt
Experience required: 3y
English level: intermediate

About the vacancy
Our client provides telehealth services to patients, linking top medical USA doctors with patients and allowing them to get a doctor’s consultation by phone or video chat. Currently, there are more than two hundred thousand clients who use the Solution.

Our team is integrated into the client’s engineering team and helps to further enhance the Solution and to address upcoming challenges due to the increasing amount of users and overall technical progress (like performance issues, migration to new technologies, and refactoring of the existing architecture, etc.).

We hire people not for a project but for the company. If the project (or your work on it) is over you go to another project or to a paid “Idle”.

Responsibilities
Build highly scalable, maintainable microservices with REST APIs using Python/Django
Develop and implement complex systems and user workflows in a short time using React/Redux
Manage and shape the architecture of the client's platform
Manage full project cycles (from prototyping to ensuring reliable deployments to large healthcare systems in two-week sprints)
Use best practices to create a high-performance application that is easy to maintain and extend
Collaborate with the team to create a consistent and easy-to-use application across multiple platforms

Must have
3+ years of experience building complex web-based applications with a large user base using Python/Django and React
3+ years of experience working with a focus on one or both of the following areas: building backend services with Python using Django and building web applications using JavaScript, React, HTML and CSS
Solid knowledge of SQL databases
Strong team player in a flat-structured, highly collaborative, agile environment
Working proficiency and communication skills in verbal and written English

Would be a plus
Experience in telemedicine space
Experience with HIPAA compliance
Experience with Docker