Senior Full Stack Engineer

DJAM DKS · Tunis

Senior 🇬🇧 English

Python FastAPI JavaScript PostgreSQL SQL WebSocket APIs CI/CD pipelines

Job description

About the role

We are looking for a hands‑on Senior Full‑Stack Engineer to join our fintech‑logistics team in Tunis. You will work on a web‑focused product, building and maintaining both backend services and frontend interfaces.

Key responsibilities

Design, develop, and ship backend APIs using Python and FastAPI.
Implement responsive frontend features with JavaScript.
Maintain and optimise PostgreSQL databases and write efficient SQL queries.
Integrate REST and WebSocket communication for real‑time dashboards.
Collaborate with Agile teams, contribute to CI/CD pipelines, and ensure code quality.
Participate in occasional travel to Abidjan for cross‑site coordination.

Required profile

5+ years of full‑time experience building and shipping software.
Strong understanding of networking fundamentals and web security.
Comfortable working in an Agile environment.
English B2 minimum and spoken French required.

Required skills

Python
FastAPI
JavaScript
PostgreSQL
SQL
REST APIs
WebSocket APIs
CI/CD pipelines

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