Got a Django skillset – or the hunger to build one? Zeblearn, based out of West Bengal, needs a Python developer. They’re a Gmware-focused operation, meaning you’ll be working directly with virtualisation technologies, building and maintaining applications in that space.
This isn’t a ‘nice to have’ Python role; it’s core to their product. Expect to be involved in the full development lifecycle – from initial design through to deployment and ongoing support. They’re open to considering freshers, but with a commitment to rapid upskilling – think intensive training followed by immediate application of those skills. Experience, naturally, is a plus.
The team is small, currently, which means a lot of direct impact and visibility. It also means you’ll likely be juggling multiple tasks – a common reality in growing tech companies. They’re offering a work-from-home setup, which – let’s be honest – is increasingly standard, but doesn’t negate the need for self-discipline and proactive communication.
And while the tech stack is primarily Python/Django, familiarity with related tools and a willingness to learn new ones – particularly within the Gmware ecosystem – will be highly valued, as will a solid understanding of database management and API integration. This is a chance to get in on the ground floor of a company actively building solutions – a good spot for someone who wants to see their work directly influence the product. Send across your details if you think you can handle it.