Mid-senior Full-stack Dev (Django_React)

Mid-Senior Full-Stack Software Engineer

About the Role

As a Mid-Senior Full-Stack Engineer, youll join a team dedicated to building digital tools that power real-world connections. Youll have the opportunity to work across the stack (React + Django), contributing to user-facing features, backend services, and internal tooling. This is a great fit for someone ready to grow into greater ownership and influence within a fast-paced product team.

You´ll work with talented engineers, designers, and product managers to ship meaningful improvements that drive value for global users.

What Youll Do

• Implement new features and enhancements across our React + Django platform.
• Build and maintain REST APIs, web interfaces, and data models that power community-based applications.
• Participate in code reviews, testing, and other team processes that ensure quality and maintainability.
• Assist in troubleshooting and fixing bugs helping reduce technical debt and ensuring system reliability (~20% of your time).
• Collaborate with cross-functional teams to understand user needs and shape effective solutions.
• Continuously learn new tools and frameworks and share your insights with the team.

What You Bring

• 5+ years of professional experience building and maintaining full-stack web applications.
• Proficiency in JavaScript, React, and a backend framework like Django, Flask, or Node.js.
• Working knowledge of relational databases like PostgreSQL.
• A strong understanding of web application architecture, REST APIs, and best practices in deployment and testing.
• Good problem-solving skills and the ability to balance speed with quality.
• A collaborative and proactive communication styleyoure comfortable working in agile teams and talking with non-engineers.

Nice to Have

Experience with CI/CD pipelines and automated testing frameworks.

Exposure to cloud infrastructure (AWS, GCP) and modern DevOps practices.

Familiarity with open-source ecosystems or previous contributions to shared libraries.