Full Stack Developer (FastAPI / Python + React)

FastAPI (Python)

• Build and maintain backend services using

  FastAPI

  (Python) with clean, scalable architecture.
• Design and implement

  RESTful APIs

  (and optionally GraphQL if applicable).
• Develop responsive and reusable UI components using

  React

  (and modern patterns/hooks).
• Integrate frontend and backend, ensuring reliability, performance, and great UX.
• Work with databases:

  PostgreSQL/MySQL

  (and/or MongoDB if used), including schema design and query optimization.
• Implement authentication/authorization (JWT/OAuth2), role-based access, and secure coding practices.
• Write tests (unit/integration) and support CI/CD pipelines.
• Collaborate with product/design/QA to deliver features end-to-end.
• Debug, troubleshoot, and continuously improve code quality and maintainability.

• Strong experience with

  Python

  and

  FastAPI

  (or similar frameworks like Django/Flask with ability to ramp quickly).
• Strong experience with

  React

  , including hooks, state management, and component-driven design.
• Solid understanding of API design, request/response patterns, pagination, error handling, and versioning.
• Experience with SQL databases (PostgreSQL preferred) and ORMs (SQLAlchemy or equivalent).
• Familiarity with Git workflows and collaborative development (PRs, code reviews).
• Good understanding of security basics (JWT, OAuth2 concepts, input validation, OWASP awareness).

• Async programming in Python (async/await), background tasks (Celery/RQ), and WebSockets.
• Experience with Docker and containerized deployments.
• Experience with CI/CD (GitHub Actions, GitLab CI, Bitbucket Pipelines).
• Experience with cloud services (AWS/Azure/GCP) and infrastructure basics.
• Experience with TypeScript, Next.js, or modern frontend tooling and performance optimization.

• Strong ownership and ability to deliver features end-to-end.
• Clean, readable code and pragmatic architecture decisions.
• Clear communication and teamwork.
• A product mindset: you care about users, not just code.