Python Software Developer
Pubblicato il 10-08-2026 - Teamsystem in Italia
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Join an agile team where you can enhance your technical skills by participating in challenging and scalable projects in the field of software development. In a fast‑paced development environment focused on growth and innovation, you will be responsible for translating requirements into code to create, improve and maintain high‑quality software.
Responsibilities
- Develop and maintain back‑end applications and services in Python, contributing to the evolution of the platform towards modern, cloud‑native architectures.
- Design, implement and optimize PostgreSQL‑based solutions, ensuring high performance, reliability and data quality.
- Integrate APIs, third‑party services and authentication systems,
enabling seamless communication between applications and platform components.
- Support the deployment and operation of applications in AWS environments, leveraging Docker containers and CI/CD pipelines to automate development and release processes.
- Collaborate with cross‑functional teams throughout the entire software development lifecycle, providing support for front‑end components when required.
- Contribute to the continuous improvement of code quality through code reviews, testing, automation and the use of AI‑powered development tools.
Qualifications
- At least 1 year of experience in software development, preferably in back‑end development with Python.
- Solid knowledge of Python and the ability to understand, maintain and enhance existing codebases.
- Good understanding of relational databases and SQL, preferably with PostgreSQL.
- Experience using Git for version control and familiarit