ETL & Full-Stack Engineer (Python/Django) – Cape Town On-Site

Boardroom Appointments; Cape Town; On-site; ZAR 480,000 - 720,000; Full time

Job summary

Boardroom Appointments is seeking a technically adept professional to join our Cape Town team on-site. The ideal candidate will leverage Python, Django, and Postgres to build robust data workflows and systems.

You will work with ETL processes, evaluate tools like Clay, BeautifulSoup, Apify, n8n, and Metabase, and translate business needs into practical solutions. Strong collaboration with non-technical colleagues is essential.

Qualifications

• Proficiency in Python, Django, Postgres.
• ETL experience demonstrated.
• Ability to work on-site in Cape Town.
• Strong problem-solving and communication abilities.

Responsibilities

• Systematize processes and template workflows to streamline operations.
• Identify unstructured issues, gather information, and formalize solutions.
• Research and select tools and infrastructure to address business needs.
• Understand business logic from tech to execution and tooling for non-technical users.
• Adapt to chaotic environments and create structure and order.
• Collaborate with non-technical teams and contribute across domains.
• Troubleshoot complex technical problems.
• Define and implement system enhancements for product deployment and process improvement.
• Code, test, debug, and implement solutions.
• Align with company culture and maintain enthusiasm and dedication.
• Communicate effectively with diverse teams.

Skills

Python

Django

Postgres

ETL Experience

Problem-solving

Communication skills

Tools

Clay

BeautifulSoup

Apify

n8n

Metabase

Job description

Boardroom Appointments is seeking a technically adept professional to join our Cape Town team on-site. The ideal candidate will leverage Python, Django, and Postgres to build robust data workflows and systems.

You will work with ETL processes, evaluate tools like Clay, BeautifulSoup, Apify, n8n, and Metabase, and translate business needs into practical solutions. Strong collaboration with non-technical colleagues is essential.