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As a Backend Developer, you will be responsible for the following:- Designing, developing, and maintaining RESTful APIs using Django REST Framework.- Building and supporting microservices-based backend architecture for ERP systems.- Developing scalable and optimized database structures using PostgreSQL.- Implementing asynchronous tasks and scheduled jobs using Celery and Celery Beat.- Building event-driven communication between services using Kafka.- Utilizing Redis for caching, session management, and performance Implementing real-time features using Django Channels and WebSockets.- Working with Pandas and NumPy for data processing and Collaborating with frontend developers, DevOps engineers, and database teams to ensure seamless system Optimizing API performance and troubleshooting backend issues.- Participating in code reviews, testing, and documentation to maintain high code quality.Preferred qualifications for this role include:- 3 years of experience with Python, Django, and Django REST Framework.- Strong experience with PostgreSQL or other relational Experience designing scalable backend systems and microservices.- Hands-on experience with Celery and Celery Beat for background tasks.- Experience working with Redis for caching and performance Familiarity with Kafka or other messaging systems.- Experience building real-time applications using Django Channels or WebSockets.- Experience with Pandas and NumPy for data handling.- Strong understanding of REST API design, security, and scalability best practices.- Experience using Git and collaborative development workflows. As a Backend Developer, you will be responsible for the following:- Designing, developing, and maintaining RESTful APIs using Django REST Framework.- Building and supporting microservices-based backend architecture for ERP systems.- Developing scalable and optimized database structures using PostgreSQL.- Implementing asynchronous tasks and scheduled jobs using Celery and Celery Beat.- Building event-driven communication between services using Kafka.- Utilizing Redis for caching, session management, and performance Implementing real-time features using Django Channels and WebSockets.- Working with Pandas and NumPy for data processing and Collaborating with frontend developers, DevOps engineers, and database teams to ensure seamless system Optimizing API performance and troubleshooting backend issues.- Participating in code reviews, testing, and documentation to maintain high code quality.Preferred qualifications for this role include:- 3 years of experience with Python, Django, and Django REST Framework.- Strong experience with PostgreSQL or other relational Experience designing scalable backend systems and microservices.- Hands-on experience with Celery and Celery Beat for background tasks.- Experience working with Redis for caching and performance Familiarity with Kafka or other messaging systems.- Experience building real-time applications using Django Channels or WebSockets.- Experience with Pandas and NumPy for data handling.- Strong understanding of REST API design, security, and scalability best practices.- Experience using Git and team-oriented development workflows. .
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