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Company Description Aqilea is an IT and engineering consulting partner that helps companies get more out of their technology and operations. With teams in Stockholm and Bangalore, we work closely with our clients to build solutions that fit their needs - from software development, AI and infrastructure engineering to industrial automation and embedded systems. We combine strong technical expertise with a practical, business-focused approach to help organizations modernize, improve security, and scale with confidence. Above all, we focus on long-term partnerships built on trust, quality, and real results. With us, you have great opportunities to take real steps in your career and the opportunity to take great responsibility. Software Engineer Python & Go Location: Bangalore (Work from Office) Experience: 56 Years Role Summary We are seeking a Software Engineer with strong backend development experience in Python and Go (Golang) to build and maintain scalable, high-performance services and APIs. The ideal candidate should have hands-on experience with microservices architecture, distributed systems, database design, and containerized deployments. Exposure to React is desirable for occasional frontend collaboration. Key Responsibilities Design, develop, and maintain backend services using Python (FastAPI/Django/Flask) and Go (Golang) Build and consume RESTful APIs and gRPC services Develop scalable microservices and distributed applications Collaborate with product managers, architects, QA engineers, and frontend developers to deliver features Participate in system design, architecture reviews, and technical discussions Write clean, testable, maintainable, and production-ready code Optimize application performance, reliability, scalability, and observability Troubleshoot production issues and perform root cause analysis Contribute to CI/CD pipelines, automated testing, and deployment processes Implement security best practices, authentication, authorization, and data protection measures Work with React-based frontend applications when required Required Skills 56 years of software development experience Strong proficiency in Python with experience in FastAPI, Django, or Flask Minimum 2+ years of hands-on experience in Go (Golang) Strong understanding of object-oriented programming and software design principles Experience designing and developing REST APIs and gRPC services Solid understanding of microservices architecture and distributed systems Hands-on experience with PostgreSQL or MySQL Experience with NoSQL databases such as MongoDB and Redis Experience with Docker and containerized application deployment Proficiency with Git and collaborative development workflows Strong debugging, problem-solving, and analytical skills Notice : Immediate to 15 Days .
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