Mid-Senior Python Developer

Key Responsibilities:

• Turning product ideas and designs into real, working features across the stack — from shiny UI to the logic that makes it all tick
• Building smooth, responsive interfaces using React 18, Vite, TailwindCSS, and shadcn/ui (Radix UI) and yes, they should look as good in real life as they did in Figma
• Writing backend magic with js and Express, creating APIs that are fast, secure, and don’t randomly fall over
• Keeping frontend data under control with TanStack Query, and making forms behave with React Hook Form + Zod (because validation matters)
• Designing and maintaining clean, efficient data structures in PostgreSQL, writing SQL that doesn’t make future-you cry
• Making sure everything is secure using tools like Helmet, rate limiting, and proper session handling (no “just hope for the best” approach here)
• Translating UI/UX into pixel-perfect builds using TailwindCSS + Radix primitives, with just enough Framer Motion to make things feel polished
• Handling navigation like a pro with React Router, so users never feel lost
• Working with maps (Leaflet) and icons (Lucide) to keep things visually consistent and user-friendly
• Integrating with external services, including payment flows (PayFast) and email systems (Nodemailer), and dealing with the chaos when third-party APIs feel unpredictable
• Managing file uploads (yes, users upload anything) using Multer, and keeping storage organised
• Keeping everything running smoothly in Docker, with environments that actually behave the same locally, staging, and in production
• Helping push code to production via CI/CD (GitHub Actions) without breaking everything on a Friday afternoon
• Debugging weird, mysterious issues, the kind where you say, “that doesn’t make sense” at least twice
• Refactoring older code to make it cleaner, faster, and less confusing for the next person
• Writing commit messages that future developers will silently thank you for
• Quietly making sure good security and engineering practices are followed across the board

• Have at least a couple of years of real-world development experience under your belt.
• Have built products that actual humans use (and occasionally complain about).
• Can take a feature from "great idea" to "it's live" without needing a weekly motivational speech.
• Understand that Git is for version control, not for creating 146 branches nobody will ever merge.
• Enjoy solving problems and don't immediately declare bankruptcy when faced with an unfamiliar issue.
• Can work independently but also know when to ask for help before accidentally reinventing Google.
• Communicate technical concepts without sounding like a malfunctioning Stack Overflow post.
• Give constructive feedback during code reviews and don't take feedback personally when it's your turn.
• Stay curious about new tools and technologies without feeling compelled to rewrite everything every six months.
• Take ownership, meet commitment

• Business Analysts, QA Testers, Cloud Developers, and Software Engineers