Job Title: Senior Python & React Engineer

Key Skills: Python, Django, React, React Native, PostgreSQL, REST APIs, CI/CD, Full-Stack Development, Mobile Development

Experience: 5+ YOE.

Location: Colombia

Mode: Remote

We at Coforge are hiring Senior Python & React Engineer (#14816-4-2) with the following skill set.

Key Responsibilities

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Build and maintain full-stack features across React web applications, React Native mobile applications, and Python/Django backend services.

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Design and implement well-documented, well-tested REST APIs that support real-world conditions, including intermittent connectivity.

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Collaborate with product managers and designers to translate requirements into well-scoped technical solutions and contribute to architecture and design decisions.

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Mentor engineers, participate in code reviews and on-call rotations, and continuously improve development workflows, tooling, documentation, and engineering practices.

Required Skills & Qualifications

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5+ years of professional software engineering experience.

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Strong proficiency in Python with experience building backend services and APIs.

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Hands-on experience with Django or a similar Python web framework.

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Experience building web applications with React.

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Experience developing mobile applications with React Native for iOS and Android.

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Experience working with relational databases, particularly PostgreSQL.

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Strong experience designing and consuming REST APIs.

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Familiarity with CI/CD pipelines and modern software development workflows.

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Excellent communication skills and ability to give and receive feedback effectively.

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Strong problem-solving skills with a commitment to delivering high-quality software.

Preferred Skills:

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Experience building offline-first or connectivity-resilient mobile applications.

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Experience with Django REST Framework.

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Familiarity with AWS services and cloud-based infrastructure.

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Experience with feature flagging systems and incremental r

📌 Senior Python (Colombia)
🏢 Encora
📍 Colombia