Senior Python Developer
Senior Python Developer.
Senior Python Developer
Copenhagen
|600000 - 900000 per year
|Permanent
|Python
Job Title: Senior Python Developer
Reports to: Engineering Manager
Location: Copenhagen, Denmark
Salary: Upto 80,000 DKK per month (Depending on experience)
Darwin Recruitment are currently partnered with an analytics company based in Copenhagen. There product is used by some of the biggest brands globally. They are looking to grow there backend team with a number of Python developers.
You will be part of a dynamic and innovative environment, working on critical APIs that power our web application. As a member of this team, you will play a key role in developing new features, collaborating with cross-functional teams, and contributing to the backbone of our platform. This opportunity offers the chance to work on some of the most critical APIs handling authentication, authorization, and business logic for our users, studios, and games. You will be at the forefront of creating and implementing software that drives our web application, making a tangible impact on our product and users. This role provides an exciting opportunity to be part of a team that is shaping the future of our platform and the experience of our users.
- 3-5 years working with Python.
- Experience with MySQL or PostgreSQL.
- Experience developing in a cloud enviorment.
If you would be interested in hearing more, please apply with your most updated CV and we can book in a call. Or email me on niall.burns@darwinrecruitment.com
Interviews are taking place next week.
Darwin Recruitment is acting as an Employment Agency in relation to this vacancy.
Niall Burns
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