SENIOR SOFTWARE ENGINEER (Python/Django + JavaScript - VueJS/React)
VersaFeed.com · REMOTE (USA ONLY) · 2026-09-01
About this role
VersaFeed.com | SENIOR SOFTWARE ENGINEER (Python/Django + JavaScript - VueJS/React) | REMOTE (USA ONLY) | Full-timeAbout us: Fancy ETL pipeline which processes products from huge ecommerce companies. Data extraction and massage, delivery to destinations like Google/Meta/TikTok/etc. Profitable, 18+ yrs stable, 100% employee-owned. No VC, no pointless meetings, just serious coding.
Stack: Python/Django, JavaScript, VueJS/React, Docker, Git, PostgreSQL/Snowflake/DuckDB, Dagster, AWS + Strong agentic coding skills (Claude Code / Codex)
Compensation: $150K–$220K USD/year DOE.
You: 5+ yr senior dev who's seen (and fixed) enough dumpster-fire code to last a lifetime. Python/Django deeply internalized; solid JS skills and able to wrangle Vue/React. You rock backend data pipelines like old jeans: Dagster, Snowflake, DuckDB, Postgres - in the cloud or on your bitchin' VM rack. Docker and Git are second nature. You've embraced agentic coding while still keeping the bots from running the slop show. You play well with others and write code that's easy to live with. Bonus: building AI assistants with PydanticAI, Py2→Py3 migrations, CI/CD and DevOps chops.
Timezones: Primary time zone is PST…
Skills asked for
- python
- django
- javascript
- react
- docker
- postgresql
- snowflake
- aws
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