Full Stack Developer
We're Hiring | Full Stack Developer (Backend-Focused) | Remote
Are you passionate about building scalable web applications and enjoy solving backend challenges while also contributing to the frontend?
We're looking for a Full Stack Developer with a strong focus on Backend Development (70%) and Frontend Development (30%) to join an exciting product team building a WhatsApp API Engagement Platform.
💻 Tech Stack
✅ Python
✅ Django
✅ Django REST Framework
✅ PostgreSQL
✅ React
✅ Redux
✅ Git & GitHub
What You'll Be Doing
🔹 Develop and maintain backend features using Python, Django & DRF.
🔹 Build and enhance frontend features using React & Redux.
🔹 Design and maintain REST APIs and CRUD applications.
🔹 Integrate third-party APIs, including the WhatsApp Business API.
🔹 Debug, troubleshoot, and optimize existing applications.
🔹 Collaborate with senior engineers while working on production-ready features.
We're Looking For Someone Who Has
✔ Strong Python fundamentals.
✔ Hands-on experience with Django projects (personal, academic, or professional).
✔ Knowledge of Django REST Framework.
✔ Good understanding of PostgreSQL & SQL.
✔ Project experience/ Internship exp with React and Redux.
✔ Familiarity with Git/GitHub.
✔ Strong debugging and problem-solving skills.
✔ Ability to work independently within an existing codebase.
📩 Interested?
Please send your:
📄 Resume
💼 Portfolio/GitHub
💰 Current & Expected Salary
📅 Notice Period / Earliest Availability
📍 Location Preference: Remote (Preference for candidates based in Tamil Nadu, Karnataka, Kerala)
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