Django Trainee
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Job description
This is a remote position.
Django/Python Trainee - Job Description
Must have:
Looking for individuals with a can-do attitude. We realize that you may have little to no experience with Python/Django and that is fine.
This is a high visibility role with a very high ownership of the product. We are looking for someone who takes pride in owning a product and figures out ways to improve the performance, code quality, and maintainability without being asked to do so. If this sounds like you, you must apply!
Responsibilities:
Writing Modular Python code that is easy to understand.
Ensuring application architecture’s long term maintainability.
Writing unit tests that ensure the code continues to work.
Writing Modular Python code that is easy to understand.
Ensuring application architecture’s long term maintainability.
Writing unit tests that ensure the code continues to work.
Required skills and experience:
Skills:
Willingness to figure things out on your own
A desire to frequently refactor your code to improve its readability and efficiency
A desire to get better at building web applications using Django and Django Rest Framework
Able to work individually and collaboratively as a team
Willingness to figure things out on your own
A desire to frequently refactor your code to improve its readability and efficiency
A desire to get better at building web applications using Django and Django Rest Framework
Able to work individually and collaboratively as a team
Experience:
Has shipped and iterated multiple features (in the form of college or personal projects)
0-1 years of experience with Python/Django
Has shipped and iterated multiple features (in the form of college or personal projects)
0-1 years of experience with Python/Django
Education:
● Experience is more important than education.
Location / Work Model:
● Remote First, Work From Home
Originally posted on Himalayas
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