5 of 5 SQLite Jobs

TypeScript, React, Node.js, or Python/FastAPI). Strong API design experience (REST, GraphQL, gRPC, WebSocket) and relational/non-relational database design (PostgreSQL, SQLite). Systems & Mobile Architecture (Android ART) Proficiency in Kotlin or Java on native Android environments, including background services, thread management, and Inter-Process Communication ...

working knowledge of how to store and query large datasets at scale : SQL fundamentals; relational (e.g., Postgres), analytical (e.g., BigQuery, Snowflake), and embedded (e.g., SQLite) stores; and object storage with caching layers. Familiarity with ML workflow orchestration and experiment tracking (e.g., Kubeflow Pipelines, MLflow). Experience with monitoring and observability ...

Great Fit Have solid backend development experience, ideally with Go Good understanding of storage solutions with an emphasis on relational databases like MySQL, SQLite, and Postgres Care deeply about developer and user experience and the quality of the products that you work on Have experience with delivering projects from gathering ...

going to bother me until I fix it" way. You're persistent, thorough, and you've done this before. What matters: Python, Postgres, SQLite, async, queues, web scraping, LLMs in production. You think end-to-end, from raw input to reliable output. You care about the outcome for the user ...

wallets and end‐user applications through a high-performance GraphQL API. It ingests block history, processes it, stores it efficiently across PostgreSQL (cloud) and SQLite (standalone), and serves real‐time subscriptions, with the wallet integration and privacy guarantees that sit at the heart of Midnight. The Indexer will be your … Midnight node via subxt, handling finalised‐block tracking, gap backfilling, and continuous real‐time indexing. Design efficient schemas and queries across PostgreSQL (cloud) and SQLite (standalone), and keep latency and throughput healthy as the chain grows. Evolve the GraphQL API — queries, mutations, and real‐time subscriptions over WebSockets — with care ...