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Senior Full Stack Developer (Python/React)

Effvision · United States · 2026-10-12

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This is a remote position.
Backend (Python/Django)

• Build and optimize robust, scalable APIs for our platform.

• Design efficient database schemas and manage complex data models.

• Ensure API security with modern standards (OAuth, JWT).

• Work on AI-native features using OpenAI, Anthropic, 11Labs, and other AI technologies.

• Integrate and manage RAG-based AI solutions and vector databases.

• Deploy and optimize cloud services and CI/CD pipelines.

Frontend (React/React Native)

• Build responsive web applications using React, TypeScript, and Tailwind

• Collaborate with product manager and designer to implement intuitive UI/UX.

Cross-Platform Mobile (React Native)

• Support/maintain a cross-platform mobile application with a focus on performance and usability.

Requirements

• Bachelor's degree of computer science or equivalent.

• 5+ years of professional experience in backend development using Python and Django.

• Strong experience building and optimizing scalable, high-performance RESTful APIs.

• Proficient in designing relational database schemas and managing complex data models (PostgreSQL preferred).

• Solid understanding of containerization and deployment workflows using Docker.

• Strong experience with React and TypeScript in production environments.

• Proficiency in building responsive web UIs using Tailwind CSS or similar utility-first frameworks.

• Ability to translate UI/UX designs into functional and maintainable frontend code.

• Experience integrating APIs and managing frontend state (e.g., Redux, Zustand).

Nice-to-Haves

• Experience with AWS (ECS/EKS), Docker.

• Familiarity with Generative AI and LLMs

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