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The Offer

  • Great work environment
  • Leadership Role
  • Excellent career development opportunities

The Job

  • Development of web applications and APIs usingDjangoandDjango REST Framework.
  • Data manipulation and analysis withPandasandGeoPandasto feed analytical and planning tools.
  • Configuration and administration ofPostgreSQLandMongoDB databases.
  • Implementation ofETLprocesses (data extraction, transformation and loading) to optimize the handling of large volumes of information.
  • Collaboration in the deployment and administration of applications usingDockerand basicknowledge of Linux.
  • Integration of cloud services, such asAmazon S3, for storage and handling of large files.

The Profile

  • Frameworks:Experience in application development withDjangoandDjango REST Framework.
  • Data Manipulation:Proficiency in the use of Python libraries such asPandasandGeoPandas.
  • Databases:

SQL: Experience in relational databases, especiallyPostgreSQL.

NoSQL: Basic knowledge inMongoDB.

  • Infrastructure and Deployment:Familiarity withDockerfor container creation and application deployment.
  • Systems Administration:Basic knowledge ofLinux.
  • Cloud Integration:Experience withAmazon S3or cloud storage services.

The Employer

Our client is looking for aJunior Programmerwith knowledge in web application development and data management to join a high-performance team within atechnology consultancy. The candidate will work on the development of an internal media planning and campaign activation product, a self-service tool that combines cutting-edge technologies and data science. This role is aimed at strengthening the BackEnd team under the direct supervision of the CTO, an expert in Machine Learning.

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