Top Remote Python Jobs

Develop, maintain, and modernize a legal case-management platform across front-end applications, back-end services, APIs, integrations, databases, and background processes. Optimize SQL Server systems, improve testing and CI/CD, monitor production reliability, lead root-cause analysis, and integrate third-party tools. Provide technical leadership through architecture, code reviews, documentation, mentorship, and collaboration with business, technical, and offshore teams.

Design and scale asynchronous Python backend systems, including REST/WebSocket APIs, multi-agent LLM workflows, provider-agnostic integrations, and RAG pipelines. Own relational data models, observability, performance, CI/CD, and production deployment. Establish AI governance covering code review, provenance, licensing, security, compliance, and customer data handling. Drive ideas from concept through production while owning architecture and outcomes.

Develop and optimize Solana’s AccountsDB storage engine, including indexing, caching, snapshots, background maintenance, and crash recovery. Improve validator throughput, latency, memory, and disk efficiency while ensuring correctness across forks. Build stress, fault-injection, and performance tests; profile low-level systems; collaborate with protocol teams; and document designs and review code. The role requires strong systems programming, storage architecture, Linux I/O, kernel and memory-management knowledge, concurrency expertise, and performance optimization experience.

Develops, enhances, tests, and maintains enterprise Java applications and RESTful web services. Responsibilities include modernizing legacy systems, building Java EE/JEE applications, implementing authentication and authorization, optimizing PostgreSQL databases, supporting AWS environments and CI/CD pipelines, applying security and accessibility standards, and translating business requirements into application features. Collaborates with technical teams and stakeholders in a remote work environment.

Develop and support applications, APIs, databases, integrations, user interfaces, and data workflows across commercial insurance business domains. Collaborate with senior engineers, use AI coding agents for implementation and testing, validate generated code, participate in code reviews and CI/CD, and troubleshoot production systems. The role provides cross-stack experience with .NET, React, SQL, Azure, Python, and Azure Data Factory while following security, governance, and software engineering standards.

Design, build, and implement Dynamics 365 solutions in a cloud/microservice environment. Develop C#/.NET plugins, APIs, and Azure Functions; participate in requirements analysis, code reviews, testing, deployment, and SDLC documentation. Collaborate with Agile teams, interface with clients, mentor junior developers, and support VA federal projects.

Develop, modernize, and maintain MDK’s legal case-management platform across front-end applications, back-end services, APIs, integrations, and SQL Server databases. Improve reliability, testing, CI/CD, deployment processes, and production performance. Design practical technical solutions, troubleshoot root causes, mentor developers, conduct code reviews, and collaborate with business, technical, and offshore teams.

Develops, implements, maintains, and troubleshoots GIS solutions, geospatial tools, hosted services, and integrations using the ESRI ecosystem. Responsibilities include working with GIS databases and web services, gathering application requirements, conducting feasibility analysis, supporting software testing and documentation, resolving system integration issues, and providing VDI support. The role is remote and scheduled for 30 hours per week.

Designs, develops, configures, and supports Salesforce solutions for DHS, including Public Sector Solutions, Experience Cloud, case management, portals, workflows, integrations, data migration, documentation, troubleshooting, and user training. The role requires secure, scalable implementations aligned with federal standards such as NIST and FISMA, plus collaboration with business analysts and stakeholders.

Entry-level graduate engineers will develop and test software features, investigate production issues, improve automation, understand unfamiliar code, and contribute to code reviews and technical discussions. The role focuses on Linux infrastructure, open-source software, web-hosting security products, and thoughtful use of AI tools. Candidates will learn alongside experienced engineers in a fully remote environment and complete a practical engineering challenge during the selection process.