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Yes, there is a significant demand for Python developers. Python is one of the most popular programming languages today due to its versatility in web development, data science, AI/ML and automation. At Source Group International we’ve seen consistent growth in Python roles across industries from startups to enterprise companies. Our recruitment data shows Python skills appearing in many job descriptions, either as a primary requirement or an added bonus.

Python developers can work in: • Web Developer: Using Django or Flask frameworks • Data Scientist: Analysing data with Pandas and NumPy • Machine Learning Engineer: Building AI models with TensorFlow/PyTorch • DevOps Engineer: Managing cloud infrastructure and automation • QA Engineer: Creating automated testing systems • Financial Analyst: Developing trading algorithms Source Group International matches Python developers with opportunities that fit their technical skills and career goals.

Python developers earn competitive salaries based on experience and specialisation: • Entry-level: £35,000-£45,000 • Mid-level (3-5 years): £45,000-£75,000 • Senior/specialised: £60,000-£95,000+ Source Group International helps developers negotiate the best possible salary with our industry-specific salary data across different regions and specialisations.

Yes, Python development is great with: • Growing job market • Versatility across industries • Good work life balance • Continuous learning • Competitive pay Source Group International has helped thousands of Python developers build their careers by matching them with roles that fit their skills and career goals.

Employers want Python developers with: • Python basics and key frameworks (Django, Flask) • Database knowledge (SQL/NoSQL) • Version control (Git) • Testing methodologies • Specialised skills (data science, ML, cloud platforms) • Communication and collaboration skills Source Group International works with both candidates and employers to identify specific requirements for each role.

To become a Python developer: 1. Learn Python fundamentals through courses or self study 2. Build practical projects to demonstrate your skills 3. Develop specialised knowledge aligned to your interests 4. Highlight transferable skills from your previous experience Source Group International supports career changers by identifying transferable skills and connecting you with employers who value diverse backgrounds.

While not always required, useful certifications are: • PCEP/PCAP (Python Certified Entry/Associate Programmer) • Specialised certifications from cloud providers (AWS, Azure, GCP) Employers equally value practical experience, project portfolios and open-source contributions. Source Group International advises candidates on which certifications would be most beneficial for their career path.

Source Group International offers specialised Python recruitment services including: • Personalised skill and career goal assessment • Market insights and salary guidance • Interview preparation and portfolio optimisation • Access to exclusive opportunities • Ongoing support throughout the hiring process Our technical recruitment expertise allows us to advocate for your candidacy and negotiate the best terms.