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Job Title: Django Developer

Location: London, City / Hybrid

Job Type: Full-time

About Us:

A leading professional services organisation is seeking a skilled Django Developer to join their Digital Transformation team. As a key player in the development of innovative products, you will contribute to revolutionising the way auditors and accountants work. With a focus on automation, data-driven insights, and analytics, this role offers a unique opportunity to work in a small, autonomous team with mentorship from experienced developers and data scientists.

About the Role:

As a Python Developer, you will be responsible for accelerating the creation of our core product suite, automating repetitive tasks, and enabling accountants to focus on high-value work. This position provides a chance to work on a wide range of technologies, including frontend interfaces, backend API layers, and analytics/data processing engines. You will lead projects independently, mentor junior developers, and solve complex challenges related to data and presentation in accountancy.

Key Responsibilities:

Collaborate with a small team of developers on daily code reviews and merge requests
Develop across the entire product stack, including frontend, backend, and analytics/data processing engine
Lead projects independently, from requirements gathering through to deployment
Mentor junior developers to support their technical growth
Solve complex challenges related to data and presentation in accountancy

Essential Skills & Expertise:
At least 3 years of experience as a full-stack developer, delivering robust production-ready solutions
Proficiency in Python, Django, JavaScript, React, Next.js, and Git
Comfortable working with Python and JavaScript professionally, with experience in Django and React
Ability to build data-intensive applications and manage complex backend logic, including external API integrations
Experience in creating responsive user interfaces that function across browsers and mobile devices
Capable of working independently and taking ownership of technical projects
Strong analytical skills and problem-solving abilities
Effective time management and prioritisation skills under tight deadlines

What We Offer:
Opportunity to work in a small, autonomous team with mentorship from experienced developers and data scientists
Chance to work on a wide range of technologies and contribute to the development of innovative products
Professional development through paid courses, on-the-job mentoring, and opportunities to attend relevant meetups and industry events
Collaborative and innovative work environment with a professional yet relaxed culture

Keywords: Python Developer, Digital Transformation, Full-stack Developer, Python, Django, JavaScript, React, Next.js, Git, Data-intensive Applications, Backend Logic, API Integrations, User Interfaces, Responsive Design, Autonomous Team, Mentorship, Professional Development, Innovative Products, Accountancy, Auditing, Finance

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