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RESTful API

Web Development

A RESTful API is a web service interface that follows the principles of Representational State Transfer (REST), using standard HTTP methods like GET, POST, PUT, and DELETE to operate on resources identified by URLs. It emphasizes statelessness, a uniform interface, and resource-based design, making it a common architecture for web and mobile application backends. Software engineers and backend developers build and consume RESTful APIs to enable communication between clients and servers.

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Comcast

Senior Backend Engineer (Python or PHP) - New York - ONSITE 4X Week

Comcast

New York, NY · $148,029 – $222,043

FreeWheel, a Comcast advertising platform, is seeking a senior backend engineer to design and maintain high-performance distributed systems handling millions of transactions per second. This role suits experienced Python developers who want to work on large-scale infrastructure in a fast-paced AdTech environment.

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Broadcom Inc.

R&D Principal Software Engineer

Broadcom Inc.

Full-time · USA-CA - Promontory E

A Principal Software Engineer role on the analytics team, designing and optimizing large-scale, distributed systems that process security telemetry and performance monitoring data for enterprise clients. Suited for someone with deep backend expertise who enjoys architecting cloud-native solutions and leading technical teams across microservices and polyglot data systems.

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