Python Developer

NEED LOCAL TO AUSTIN, TX ONLY | Interview : Video then F2F

ONSITE ROLE

Position Title: Backend Python Developer

Location: Austin, TX

Duration: 8-12 months contract

Position Type- C2C Role

Exp Level- 8+Years

Must Have Below Skills-

Req Skills- Python 3.11+, FastAPI (async/await), Pydantic V2, JSONPath (jsonpath-ng), Celery or FastStream PDF Libraries Jinja2, ReportLab, WeasyPrint, LibreOffice headless, python-docx-template, PyPDF2, Amazon RDS PostgreSQL; CloudWatch with Splunk integration, Ruff, Black, mypy (strict mode); Bandit (SAST); OWASP ZAP (DAST); Pytest, DevOps, (GitHub Actions or Azure DevOps; Azure DevOps)

Details :

• minimum of 5+ years of experience in their specified role Python Developers
• Required Skills: Backend Development
• Developing or maintaining backend document generation services
• Python API Development
• FastAPI or similar frameworks with async/await patterns
• Enterprise Integration
• Integration with enterprise data and storage systems
• Backend Stack - Python 3.11+, FastAPI (async/await), Pydantic V2, JSONPath (jsonpath-ng), Celery or FastStream PDF Libraries Jinja2, ReportLab, WeasyPrint, LibreOffice headless, python-docx-template, PyPDF2
• Cloud Infrastructure
• AWS Certified Developer – Associate or equivalent; Amazon RDS PostgreSQL; CloudWatch with Splunk integration Architecture
• Event-driven with parallel workers, stateful aggregator, HMAC-signed webhook notifications Authentication
• Development Practices Ruff, Black, mypy (strict mode); Bandit (SAST); OWASP ZAP (DAST); Pytest, Coverage.py DevOps
• Docker containerization; GitHub Actions or Azure DevOps; Azure DevOps as development platform

Preferred Skills:

• Complex PDF Formatting
• Watermarking, bookmarking, ADA-compliant PDF generation, multi-page table rendering
• Security Architecture
• OAuth2/JWT authentication with Ping Identity and Microsoft Entra ID; object-level authorization (OWASP API1/BOLA prevention); tenant isolation
• Webhook Design
• HMAC-SHA256 signature, replay protection, retry patterns, dead-letter queue handling
• Technical Leadership
• Senior-level architecture decisions and cross-cutting design (one developer)