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Python/Django Developer - Job Referral Request

Requesting referral for Python/Django position

Backend Developer or Engineering Lead19-29% expected response rateBest sent Tuesday-Thursday, 10 AM - 12 PM

Subject

Python/Django Developer interested in [Company Name]

Alternate subject lines

Backend Engineer (Python/Django) - [Company Name] opportunity
Django specialist seeking role at [Company Name]
Python developer excited about [Job Title]

Email body

Hi [Name], I hope you're doing well! I'm [Your Name], a Python/Django Developer with [X years] of experience building robust backend systems. I came across the [Job Title] position at [Company Name] (Job ID: [Job ID if available]) and was drawn to [specific aspect - e.g., "your Django - based architecture" or "the scale of your Python services" or "your API infrastructure"]. My technical expertise includes: • Building scalable web applications with Django/Django REST Framework • Database design with PostgreSQL/MySQL • Celery for asynchronous task processing • [Other skills - e.g., FastAPI, Docker, Redis, AWS] Resume: [Resume Link] Key projects: • [Project Name]: [GitHub Link] - [Brief description with scale/impact] • [Project Name]: [GitHub Link] - [Brief description] If my Python/Django experience aligns with your team's needs, I would greatly appreciate a referral. I'd also love to hear about the technical challenges at [Company Name]. Thank you for your consideration! Best regards, [Your Name] [LinkedIn Profile] [GitHub Profile]

Tips for success

  • Emphasize Django-specific experience
  • Mention scalability and performance
  • Show understanding of Python ecosystem
  • Reference async processing if relevant
  • Highlight API development experience

Do's and don'ts

Do

  • Showcase Django/DRF projects
  • Mention database optimization
  • Include async task processing experience
  • Show API design skills
  • Demonstrate Python best practices

Don't

  • Don't confuse Django with Flask
  • Don't ignore their specific Python stack
  • Don't forget to mention testing (pytest)
  • Don't overlook ORM optimization
  • Don't send without Django-specific examples

Placeholders

[Name]Person's first name
[Your Name]Your full name
[X years]Your years of experience
[Company Name]Target company
[Job Title]Specific role you're applying for
[Job ID if available]Job posting ID
[Specific aspect]Something about their Python/Django usage
[Resume Link]Google Drive/Dropbox link to resume
[Project Name]Your project name
[GitHub Link]Link to project repo
[LinkedIn Profile]Your LinkedIn URL
[GitHub Profile]Your GitHub URL

Follow-up email

6-8 days after initial email

Following up - Python/Django role at [Company Name]

Hi [Name], I hope you're doing well! I wanted to follow up on my message about the [Job Title] position. I'm still very interested in contributing to your Python/Django backend systems. Thank you! Best regards, [Your Name]

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