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University Hospitals

Python Django Developer I

Cleveland, OH · On-site

$48.75 - $67.25/hr

Utilize the Django framework to develop and implement Python code. * Employ software patterns for writing scalable, efficient code. * Design, create, and implement web applications. * Develop and ...

Drive Current

Django/Python Software Developer

San Diego, CA · On-site

$53.25 - $73.50/hr

The application is being built with Python, Django, HTML5, Angular and PostgreSQL. We're looking for someone with at least three years of Python experience. You'll be proving yourself on the fly, so ...

TEKsystems

Senior Engineer (Python/Django/WMS)

Dallas, TX · Hybrid

$45 - $70/hr

We are hiring a Software Engineer (Python/Django/WMS) in Dallas, TX on a hybrid basis! Responsibilities * Design, build, and deploy applications using Python, Django, and Django REST Framework (DRF)

ingenium.agency

Python/Django Engineer

Manhattan, NY · Hybrid

Typescript/React, Python/Django, AWS, dbt Don't worry too much about having experience with the specific tech stack - we are generally looking for people with strong core engineering skills and ...

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Software Engineer (Python / Django)

Software Engineer (Python / Django)

Felidae Conservation Fund

Mill Valley, CA • On-site

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We are seeking an experienced software engineer to help build and maintain WildePod, our cloud-based platform for processing wilderness camera imagery used in animal population research. Identifying humans, mountain lions, bobcats, and other animals captured by motion-detection cameras is central to our ecosystem research and conservation efforts. The cameras generate large quantities of images, and our software automates the otherwise time-consuming work of sorting them and filtering false positives.

This is primarily a software engineering role: building backend services in Django, working with our PostgreSQL database and image pipelines, and developing the tooling our researchers rely on. Part of the work involves integrating machine learning models (MegaDetector, SpeciesNet) to recognize animal species. We're looking for a strong engineer who's comfortable working with ML as one tool among many. Experience with cloud infrastructure (especially Google Cloud) is a plus.

Experience Required: Strong Python and Django experience, comfortable taking features from design through deployment.

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