A financial firm is looking for a Full Stack Python/Django Engineer to join their team in Charlotte, NC. 

Compensation: $150-200K

Responsibilities:

Design and build modular, scalable services that power the product control platform's core functions: PnL calculation, adjustment workflows, segment mapping, book and reverse logic, and audit trails.

Develop clean, maintainable and testable backend code in Python (Django) and front-end components using React or similar frameworks.

Collaborate with Product owners, Client, and quants to translate complex finance and control workflows into intuitive and robust platform features

Lead the development of high-performance APIs, data validation layers, and UI modules with a focus on resiliency, data lineage, and traceability.

Integrate the platform with upstream and downstream systems including subledgers, regulatory reporting engines, and data lakes.

Participate in architectural design, peer code reviews, CI/CD processes, and performance tuning.

Contribute to a microservices-first architecture and evolving the deliverable into a fully cloud-native, modular platform.

Help define platform standards, mentor junior engineers, work and manage offshore consultants, and contribute to building a strong engineering culture.

Qualifications:

8 years of experience in full stack software development with a focus on Python (Django) and React.

Experience building enterprise applications with complex workflow logic, approvals, adjustments and audit requirements.

Understanding of financial products and product control function is strongly preferred.

Experience working with relational databases, ORM tools; solid SQL skills

Familiarity with CI/CD, Docker, and cloud-native development practices.

Strong communication skills and ability to work directly with business users and cross-functional teams.

Databricks, Spark experience. 

Exposure to Financial reporting platforms.

Experience working with Agile development environments.

Prior experience in highly regulated industry or working with internal control frameworks.