Position: Senior Python Engineer (Django)
Company: RetargetApp
Category: Python
Experience required: 3y
English level: intermediate

We grow so fast and are currently looking for a **Senior Python Engineer** to join the team and participate in architecture decisions, lead one of the directions and coach the Team.

**What you will need to do**
— improve the quality of our coding base
— bring value to the product by writing code and developing high-quality features
— make architecture and infrastructure decisions that improve the product
— process high-level tasks through personal knowledge and expertise
— participate in  challenges discussion
— closely cooperate with the development team
— perform code review

**This is for you if you**
— have strong knowledge of Python 3 and Django
— have experience with SQL, PostgreSQL, no-SQL databases, queue managers
— know principles of work of Web (HTTP-protocols and other common protocols)
— are experienced in building the app architecture
— have experience with Docker, Docker Compose
— are an experienced Linux system user
— know how to explain the choice of the method of implementing a task
— know how to keep a balance between architecture-reasonable and efficient decisions

**Will be a plus**
— previous work with AWS
— experience with JS and Front-End technologies
— knowledge of GoLang, other languages
— knowledge of Ansible orchestration systems (Kubernetes)

**What we offer**
— possibility to make architecture decisions and develop as architect
— opportunities for self-development and attend external educational events and conferences
— 40-hour working week with a flexible schedule and ability to work remotely
— competitive salary with regular compensation reviews
— PE accounting and support
— paid vacation and sick leaves
— team of professionals who will coach and advise
— gym membership compensation

We are passionate about our Team and the product we create, we never stop learning and always stay curious. Come join us to grow together!