Full Stack Developer
Job Description
Coder Trove is seeking a Full Stack Python Developer to join immediately and work on a business solutions SaaS platform. Working closely with our team, you will be given regular training and support and work in a fun and friendly team environment.
Your role:
Debug and fix small issues in our Django-based backend and React frontend.
Assist in maintaining and optimizing the platforms performance.
Implemented minor enhancements based on user feedback.
Collaborate with senior developers and report progress regularly.
Ensure code quality through testing and best practices.
Document project workflows, model architectures, and key development milestones for knowledge sharing and process transparency.
Collaborate with the Project Manager and team to fulfill additional project-related tasks as needed.
Your skills and experience
Experience with Python 3 and Django framework.
Good English communication skills, both written and spoken.
Working knowledge of React and JavaScript/TypeScript.
Familiarity with RESTful APIs and database management (MySQL preferred).
Understanding of version control (Git) and development workflows
Ability to troubleshoot and solve small technical issues independently.
Strong communication skills and attention to detail.
Strong problem-solving skills and attention to detail.
Proven ability to analyze business data models and manage training/fine-tuning processes.
Previous work with international teams and using English for communication;
Nice to Have (But Not Required):
CircleCI
Docker
Terraform
Experience with Agile/Scrum;
Why you'll love working here
A 13-month salary bonus;
13 days of paid leave and 10 days of sick leave;
WFH as needed;
High-quality health insurance and health check-ups;
Company trips;
Regular team events with office food delivered twice a week; extra drinks and snacks are always available;
Support for training and certifications to improve your skills;
A friendly management team, a flexible working environment, and opportunities for career growth;
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