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- Design and build scalable backend services in Python/Django
- Develop and maintain REST APIs for web and mobile clients
- Work with PostgreSQL on schema design and query optimization
- Deploy and operate services on AWS with CI/CD pipelines
- Python
- Django / DRF
- REST API design
- SQL & data modeling
- Async & concurrency
- Testing & debugging
- PostgreSQL
- AWS (EC2, RDS, S3)
- Docker
- Git & GitHub
- Redis / Celery
- Problem solving
- Code review
- Collaboration
- Ownership
I start by identifying the resources and their relationships, then define RESTful endpoints using Django REST Framework. I use serializers to control the shape of the response, add pagination and filtering, and write tests for each endpoint before shipping.
- Design endpoints around resources such as users, orders, and projects
- DRF serializers and viewsets vs. APIView trade-offs
- Authentication strategy (JWT vs. session) and permission classes
I begin with EXPLAIN ANALYZE to see the actual query plan, then look for sequential scans on large tables that should be index scans. I add or composite indexes, consider partial indexes for filtered queries, and check for N+1 patterns in the ORM layer.
- Interpret execution plans using cost estimates, row counts, and timing
- Index types: B-tree vs GIN vs partial
- ORM N+1 — select_related / prefetch_related
How would you debug a slow Django API endpoint connected to PostgreSQL?
You're a strong match for this role. Your Python and API experience aligns well with the core requirements. Adding more detail about your AWS and PostgreSQL work would strengthen your profile further.
- Strong Python background across two backend rolesMentioned in both work entries with Django and DRF
- Built and shipped REST APIs with DjangoThree projects reference API design and versioning
- Comfortable with Git and everyday CI/CDGitHub Actions pipeline described in project section
- AWS project experience needs more detail.Add EC2/RDS/S3 specifics to your project descriptions
- No clear sign of PostgreSQL performance tuningMention EXPLAIN ANALYZE or index work if applicable
- Redis and Celery aren't on your resume yetInclude in skills list if you've used either
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