Python Developer with GraphQL at Remote but must be EST OR CST – Gemini Consulting Services – Remote

I am Rakesh from Gemini Consulting & Service getting in touch with you to see if you would be available and looking for any new opportunities and possibly be interested in discussing the below role that we currently have with one of our client.

MUST HAVE:

• Python application development
• GraphQL
• Strong SQL

 

* Full-stack development: Proficiency in both front-end and back-end development to build the user interface and data federation layer

* Proficiency in GraphQL: Strong understanding of GraphQL concepts, including schema definition language (SDL), resolvers, mutations, subscriptions, and query optimization

* Knowledge of Python: Proficiency in Python programming language, including its syntax, data structures, and object-oriented programming principles; No front-end component required

* Apollo Server: Understanding of Apollo Server and its implementation in a GraphQL architecture; Knowledge of how to set up and configure Apollo Server to handle requests, integrate with data sources, and manage authentication and authorization

* Backend Development: Strong experience in backend development, including working with databases, RESTful APIs, and server-side frameworks; Understanding of how to integrate Ariadne and Apollo Server with existing backend systems

* Experience with Ariadne: Familiarity with the Ariadne library and its usage in building GraphQL APIs with Python; Understanding of how to define GraphQL schemas, resolvers, and type definitions using Ariadne’s API

* Familiarity with Data Modeling: Ability to design and implement efficient data models that align with GraphQL schemas and support the required functionality. Understanding of database concepts and proficiency in working with relational and NoSQL databases

* Version Control: Proficiency in using version control systems like Git to manage code changes, track progress, and collaborate with other developers

* NLP/NLQ would be great but not required, really considering that a separate requirement