Position: Full-stack Python/Django Web Developer
Company: Deep Knowledge Group
Experience required: 2y
English level: intermediate

About the project:
We are building a cloud-based industry analytics platform (SaaS business model), featuring interactive dynamic investment analytical dashboards covering major tech industries (longevity, fintech, neurotech, spacetech). Our clients are mainly from US/UK/EU/Middle East/Asia
Parser engines and API integrations for data acquisition and processing.
Sophisticated internal administration system with granular levels of access and action rights for external and internal users, user statistics and management. Sophisticated layer of analytics and visualization, using knowledge graphs, filters and search options, various charts, diagrams table and “heatmaps”.

Duties:
·    Develop, deploy and maintain high-quality Python / Django SaaS web application on time and on budget
·   Take part in planning implementation of new features, advising regarding project development and UI/UX. Active participation in brainstorming sessions.
·    Follow internal management procedures
·  Upon need, communicate directly with users and take a part in high-level project goals investigation
·     Help improving development processes, web development practices and habits
·     Participate in regular team meetings 
·     Be toleranced to deadlines

Project Tech Stack:
·     Backend: Python (Django)
·     Frontend: HTML5/CSS, JavaScript
·     Databases: PostgreSQL/MySQL, data wrangling, cleaning, etc.
·     Linux shell 
·     Artificial intelligence-based analytics (machine learning, reinforcement learning)
·     Web-crawling / parsing using Python libraries or other tools
·      Cloud-based VPS
·      API integrations with external data providers

We offer:
·      Competitive above-average salary
·      Flexible schedule
·      Remote work
·     Outstanding career opportunities for employees (promotion, personal brand development, equity options)
·      Essential opportunities for wage growth.