Position: Junior Python / Django Developer
Category: Python
Experience: 0.5 years | English: upper

As a continuing of the topic of the game development club.
At one point I was promoted to Project owner (in addition to my backend developer responsibilities) position where I had to present a plan for the next sprint. 

At that time the whole team had a kind of burnout (personal problems as of students, low experience in general, somewhat monotonous workflow with constant failing for sprint goals regards deadlines, somewhat high requests for no monetary reward). 
So, I started procrastinating with the sprint plan, everyone kept silent. But finally, around a month later, I managed to talk with a team leader and admitted my failure.

It's a negative yet, IMHO, achievement. This situation gave me a lot of lessons, some of them: 
- in case of decision fatigue try to keep your task simple and work iteratively;
- if get a "blocker" or failed with something, don't hesitate (or be shy) about asking for help (or at least inform the team leader, so there won't be a surprise). Failing is okay, just don't be silent.
I have a close to commercial working experience as a participant of a game development club: a team of 5 members using the Scrum methodology with daily meetings, task estimation, sorts of design documents, and GitLab CI; I participated in the development of the backend part from database to endpoints and testing using Flask and SQLAlchemy (with addons for user registration, database migration, serialization, etc.).

Additionally, I have some experience in freelance (helping a customer with digging services' APIs with organization Postman collections and one simple inter-API Heroku service).

Ready for a test task.
I have a close to commercial working experience as a participant of a game development club: a team of 5 members using the Scrum methodology with daily meetings, task estimation, sorts of design documents, and GitLab CI; I participated in the development of the backend part from database to endpoints and testing using Flask and SQLAlchemy (with addons for user registration, database migration, serialization, etc.).

Additionally, I have some experience in freelance (helping a customer with digging services' APIs with organization Postman collections and one simple inter-API Heroku service).

Currently, I'm focusing on the stack that is built around Django, though open to learning new things.

- tasks primary focused on the backend side;
- full-time work, no indefinite unpaid sitting on the bench;
- paid test period;
- opportunities for career growth;
- regular payroll review;
- appreciation of work/life balance;
- supportive and friendly community;
- minimum of multitasking and overtime work;
- clear work contract;

- it would be great to have a touch in different parts of modern web applications like:
  -- CI/CD;
  -- load-balancing;
  -- different databases, optimizing performance, scaling;
  -- testing;
  -- microservices, containers and their orchestration;
  -- high load, caching, etc. 
- opportunity to develop myself as a professional software engineer:
  -- methodologies for developing high-quality software;
  -- architecture related stuff;
  -- teamwork, etc.