Python Backend/Web Developer w/m

PPRS is specialized in the development and commercialization of innovative drugs and medical devices for therapeutic and diagnostic purposes in the fields of neurosciences and rare diseases.

Working at PPRS means evolving within an open, dynamic team in a recent and comfortable offices and interactive and social work environment close to Colmar train station, but also benefiting from advantageous complementary health insurance 100% covered by the company (family/children/partner included).

Job Offer WD2023_07

We are looking for a Python Backend/Web Developer (m/w/d), part-time (20-30hours) or full-time, flexible working hours, fully remote possible.

Main responsibilities:

• Design, specification and implementation of Python-based web services
• New or further development of modules in existing REST-based backends
• Close cooperation with our frontend developers

Your profile

• Several years of professional experience in software development
• Independent, proactive, structured and goal-oriented work, active communication
• Enjoy taking on a variety of challenges and continuously developing your personal skills
• Solution-oriented thinking and acting
• Ability to work in a team
• Fluent english, german would be a plus

Which qualification profile do you bring with you?

• Experience in Python-based backend/web development frameworks (e.g. FastAPI, Flask, Django)
• Experience with RESTful API design
• Safe handling of CI/CD tools (e.g. Gitlab)

Following knowledge would be a plus:

• Test-driven development (Pytest)
• Container virtualization (Docker, Kubernetes)
• Cloud Computing (AWS, Azure, Terraform)
• Good knowledge of Linux
• Knowledge of relational databases (PostgreSQL) and web servers (nginx, apache)
• Frontend technologies and frameworks (Angular, Vue.js, Quasar, Streamlit)

Environment

• Varied area of ​​responsibility with high social value (e.g. cooperation with clinical studies for the development of novel substances for the therapy of neuropathological diseases such as depression, anxiety disorders or dementia)
• Cooperation with international collaboration partners