Position: Senior Python backend developer
Company: Adjutor
Category: Python
Experience required: 5y
English level: upper
Published: 2022-12-01T00:00:00+02:00

Our partner is a scalable CPaaS and telecom API provider with its own network, giving developers powerful tools to build enterprise-ready applications and services.

We are looking a senior Python backend developer to lead the development of various internal
tools, web applications, and software projects. This position is fully remote, but the job will
require frequent coordination with our headquarters in California.
An ideal fit would be someone with broad technical knowledge and experience diving into
legacy code. We move fast and work in a wide variety of areas, so you should be able to take a
little chaos in stride while driving progress in multiple areas at once.

**You will take on the following responsibilities:**
• Coordinate with Engineering leadership in the US
• Take ownership of the planning, execution, deployment, and operations of various
components and applications.
• Work with other technical teams and departments to deploy fully working solutions.
• Be a strong advocate for code simplicity.

**Requirements:**
• Excellent written and spoken communication in English
• Working hours are flexible, but there must be some overlap with the US/Pacific timezone
throughout the week.
• Able to work independently on multiple projects and tasks
• Strong coding ability and fluency in Python. Some knowledge of JavaScript is a plus.
• Broad knowledge of relational databases, task queues, and NoSQL databases
• Understanding of REST APIs and other forms of integration
Experience with any of the following items would be a strong plus:
• Working with large volumes of data, especially telecom CDRs
• Telecom programming - Twilio, Asterisk
• Protocol knowledge - SIP, SMPP

**What we offer to you:**
•	Interesting project;
•	Big and friendly team;
•	Full remote;
•	High Salary;
•	15/20 paid vacation days per year and Statutory Holidays.