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Job Location | South East England |
Education | Not Mentioned |
Salary | £55,000 - £75,000 per annum |
Industry | Not Mentioned |
Functional Area | Not Mentioned |
Job Type | Permanent, full-time |
Python Developer - Full Stack / Django / React - Fully RemoteA leading commodities trading firm is looking for a Full Stack Python Developer who wants to try new things and make a big impact.You will be part of a growing team of 6 developers and will work on a fully remote basis, even post pandemic (UK based)Client DetailsPython Developer - Full Stack / Django / React - Fully RemoteFast growing and leading Commodity trading firm, specialising in global energy market.DescriptionPython Developer - Full Stack / Django / React - Fully RemoteThis is a fantastic opportunity to use your existing Backend Python and Frontend JavaScript skills and gain entry into the coveted Financial Services Trading marketplace, whilst also learning and utilising Cutting Edge technologies.This position will be working with Python on Django framework, deploying to the cloud using AWS, containerisation with Docker, as well as Golang on Microservices architecture, with Frontend development on React.Day to day tasks will be bringing new projects and features to production and they are constantly looking for new technologies and ideas to help them do that.ProfilePython Developer - Full Stack / Django / React - Fully Remote
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Python Developer - Full Stack / Django / React - Fully Remote