Junior Python Developer (Django, DRF) in Daiquiri Team

Daiquiri Team is a small product studio focused on startups, small and medium-sized businesses, we develop products from concept to release and support. We build trust and partnerships with our customers and always participate in all decisions on our products. We expect: – Good experience with Python and Django. – Good understanding of relational databases (PostgreSQL). work with git, githooks. We also use mypy, flake8, black and ruff.– Basic bash skills.– Ability or willingness to learn how to work with the frontend. We usually have VueJS + NuxtJS on Typescript. This is a smaller (exactly no more than 40% of working time) part of the job, but it is important. – English - Intermediate or better. Not critical, but important in the long term. It will be a plus: – More thorough experience in the items from the first list. – Good experience in both team work and autonomous problem solving. – Experience with Docker and CI/CD (Gitlab CI, Github actions) .– Desire to develop as a T-shaped specialist. In our long-term vision, a strong developer can replace and override, for example, BA functions as needed. It will be useful for us to make a decision: – You have public code on Github / GitLab on the specified technologies. – You have an active profile on StackOverflow. – You have pet projects or another way to show your experience in action. We offer: – Flexible work schedule — 4 hours a day of mandatory presence, all other time — you plan when you work. – Mainly asynchronous communication format ( Slack, Notion, Google Meet). We call only if it is really necessary, there are no daily calls. – Mentoring tailored to your vision of professional development. – 28 paid days off. – The opportunity to participate in negotiations with clients if you wish. Next steps: 1. An introductory call (up to 30 minutes). 2. Technical interview (up to an hour). 3. Test task. We expect that for the first 1-2 months you will not work on our clients' projects, and we will first work on our internal product. Of course, 100% compensation from the first working day.