As a Junior Back-end Engineer (Python) at Truelogic, you will be responsible for developing, testing, and maintaining back-end services and APIs. You will work with frameworks like Django, Flask, or FastAPI to create scalable applications. Collaborating with front-end developers and DevOps, you'll ensure smooth system integration while optimizing code for performance and security, troubleshooting existing applications, and proposing best practices.

To qualify for the Junior Back-end Engineer (Python) position at Truelogic, candidates should have 1-3 years of experience in Python back-end development, a solid grasp of RESTful API development, and familiarity with databases, both SQL and NoSQL. Experience with version control systems like Git and the ability to thrive in a team-oriented environment are also essential.

Absolutely! The Junior Back-end Engineer (Python) position at Truelogic offers 100% remote work. This means you can perform your duties from the comfort of your home or anywhere that suits your work style as long as you have a laptop and a reliable internet connection.

As a Junior Back-end Engineer (Python) at Truelogic, you will be engaged in building cutting-edge solutions for e-learning applications. You'll have the chance to work on impactful projects that drive both efficiency and innovation, collaborating with skilled professionals from diverse backgrounds.

At Truelogic, we are committed to fostering your growth as a Junior Back-end Engineer. You will have access to a wealth of resources, mentorship from senior team members, and opportunities to engage in continuous learning through workshops and projects that challenge you while elevating your skills in a fast-paced environment.

When optimizing a Python application for performance, I would start by identifying bottlenecks through profiling tools like cProfile. I would consider implementing caching strategies, optimizing algorithms, and using efficient data structures. Additionally, I would look into reducing database calls and potentially using asynchronous code to improve responsiveness.

RESTful APIs are vital in back-end development as they provide a standardized method for clients to interact with server resources over HTTP. They facilitate communication between different systems, promoting scalability and a clear separation between the client and server-side functionalities.

To debug Python applications, I typically use built-in tools like pdb and logging to trace errors and understand application flow. I would isolate problematic segments of code and run tests to reproduce the issue while reviewing error messages to pinpoint the cause effectively.

In my previous experiences, I've worked extensively with Django to build robust web applications. I appreciate its built-in features like the admin dashboard and ORM, which expedite development. I've also utilized Flask for smaller microservices where flexibility and simplicity are crucial.

I use Git for version control, adhering to branch management strategies like Git Flow. I follow best practices, including frequent commits with clear messages, branching for features or fixes, and thorough code reviews to maintain a clean and manageable codebase.

If my code isn't producing the expected output, I'd first evaluate the requirements and inputs to ensure alignment. Then, I'd debug step by step, exploring logic and variable states. I would look for any edge cases I might have missed and consult logs or assertions to identify discrepancies.

Best practices for API design include ensuring endpoint URLs are intuitive and represent resources well, using proper HTTP methods consistently, implementing pagination for responses, and providing clear, versioned documentation. Security measures like authentication and data validation are also key.

To stay updated with new technologies, I regularly follow industry blogs, attend webinars, and participate in online courses. I also engage with developer communities on platforms like GitHub and participate in coding challenges to enhance my skills while learning from others' experiences.

In a fast-paced development environment, I prioritize tasks by assessing their impact on project timelines and objectives. I employ tools like task lists and Kanban boards to visualize progress and deadlines while ensuring frequent communication with my team to align efforts on high-priority tasks.

A typical day for a Junior Back-end Engineer at Truelogic would involve collaborating with team members on current projects, reviewing code from colleagues, working on developing new features, optimizing existing ones, and attending stand-up meetings to sync up with the team’s progress and challenges.