Full Stack Engineer (Python / JavaScript) – Cloud & Data Platforms

In4ge is a recruitment company focused on connecting talented professionals with suitable companies to foster growth and success. This role is for a client seeking an engineer responsible for developing and maintaining cloud and data platforms.

• Experience in full stack programming with Python (backend) and JavaScript (frontend).
• Practical experience with FastAPI and Flask for REST API development.
• Practical experience with React and Next.js (SSR/SSG, routing, state management).
• Experience conducting code reviews in large, long-term codebases.
• Practical knowledge of Kubernetes (deployments, services, ingress, config/secrets, scaling, pod debugging).
• Familiarity with Azure.
• Database experience with PostgreSQL and Snowflake including schema design, query optimization, and performance tuning.
• Proficiency with Docker and best containerization practices.
• Strong expertise with Git processes (branching strategies, pull requests, conflict resolution).
• Understanding of RESTful API design, authentication (JWT/OAuth2), and security best practices.
• Experience with CI/CD tools (GitHub Actions, GitLab CI).

Nice to have:

• Broader knowledge of AWS services (IAM, S3, RDS, Lambda).
• Experience with system monitoring tools (Prometheus, Grafana, CloudWatch, or similar).
• Passion for tackling complex technical challenges and ownership from start to finish.
• Openness and motivation to learn and implement new technologies.

• Develop and maintain web applications using Python (FastAPI, Flask) and JavaScript (React, Next.js).
• Design, optimize, and manage PostgreSQL and Snowflake databases.
• Conduct code reviews in large, ongoing projects.
• Deploy, manage, and debug services in Kubernetes clusters.
• Build and containerize applications using Docker.
• Design secure REST APIs with authentication methods (JWT/OAuth2).
• Maintain and configure CI/CD pipelines using GitHub Actions and GitLab CI.
• Use version control with Git, managing branches and pull requests.