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Company Overview:Netlink Software Pvt Ltd is a global technology services and solutions provider specializing in digital transformation, enterprise application development, and managed services. With a focus on delivering scalable business outcomes, the company partners with organizations across the manufacturing, retail, and healthcare sectors to modernize their IT infrastructure. Operating at a significant scale, Netlink leverages deep domain expertise and advanced engineering practices to help clients navigate complex technical landscapes and drive operational efficiency.Role Overview:As an Aera Backend Developer, you will be responsible for designing and maintaining robust backend architectures that power intelligent decision-making platforms. You will work closely with data engineers, product managers, and cross-functional technical teams to build scalable data pipelines and ingestion frameworks. Your contributions will directly impact the performance and reliability of Aera-based solutions, ensuring that complex data sets are processed accurately to provide actionable business insights for our enterprise clients.Key Responsibilities:- Architect and develop high-performance backend services using Python to support complex Aera platform requirements.- Design and implement efficient data ingestion pipelines to ensure seamless integration of disparate data sources into the Aera ecosystem.- Optimize SQL queries and database schemas to enhance data retrieval speeds and overall system responsiveness.- Collaborate with cloud engineering teams to deploy and maintain scalable infrastructure on cloud platforms, ensuring high availability and fault tolerance.- Troubleshoot and resolve backend bottlenecks to maintain system integrity and meet rigorous performance benchmarks.- Participate in code reviews and architectural discussions to uphold high standards of engineering excellence across the development lifecycle.Required Skillset:- Demonstrated expertise in Python development with a strong focus on backend architecture and API design.- Proven ability to manage complex data engineering tasks, including the design and maintenance of data ingestion workflows.- Advanced proficiency in SQL for complex data manipulation, performance tuning, and database management.- Practical experience working with cloud computing environments to deploy and scale enterprise-grade applications.- Strong analytical mindset with the ability to translate complex business requirements into clean, maintainable code.- Excellent communication skills, with the ability to articulate technical concepts to both technical and non-technical stakeholders.- Ability to thrive in a remote-first environment, maintaining high levels of productivity and collaboration across distributed teams.- A minimum of 3 to 6 years of professional experience in backend development and data-centric engineering roles. (ref:hirist.tech) .
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