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Remote Lead Full-Stack Developer; Python​/FastAPI

Vgen Software SolutionsAnywhereAdded 14h ago
Full Stack Developer - Python/FastAPI (Remote)
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Position: Remote Lead Full-Stack Developer (Python / FastAPI) Vgen Software Solutions is seeking a Lead Full-Stack Web Developer to rebuild a logistics operations suite into a unified server-rendered web application. You will leverage Python and FastAPI with HTMX and Jinja2, targeting a mobile-first UI for warehouse staff and Microsoft Fabric SQL backend integration.The role emphasizes secure Entra , role-based access, and reusable form/workflow engines for intake and four key modules. Remote, part-time with IST-aligned shifts.Step into the Remote Lead Full-Stack Developer (Python / FastAPI) role at Vgen Software Solutions in United States and grow with us.The advertised compensation is 83..We aim to respond to suitable candidates as soon as possible.Full responsibilities and requirements are described in the listing above.Learn more about the Remote Lead Full-Stack Developer (Python / FastAPI) role in the description above.

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