A Python Developer is responsible for coding, designing, deploying, and debugging development projects, typically on the server-side (or back-end). They may, however, also help organizations with their technological framework. A Python Developer’s role can span a wide variety of duties. You might be asked to create an application for your employer, design the framework for your code, build tools as necessary to get the job done, create websites, or publish new services. A Python Developer often works in close collaboration with data collection and analytics to create useful answers to questions and provide valuable insight. Like most programming positions, the specifics of this job vary based on the needs of your employer. Some Python Developers work as independent contractors instead of being exclusive to one company. Python is being used in web development, machine learning, AI, scientific computing, and academic research. Its popularity can be credited with the growing data science community embracing artificial intelligence and machine learning. Industries like education, healthcare, and finance are using machine-learning applications to innovate their organizations. Python is also widely used by companies including Netflix, Google, Facebook, Reddit, YouTube, Instagram, and more. Specifically, Spotify uses Python within its back-end services, capturing user data to provide accurate recommendations and playlists. Dropbox, meanwhile, uses Python scripts to create its native applications on each platform (Windows, macOS, Linux, iOS, Android, etc.) A Python Developer will likely also be responsible for creating integrable systems, but ultimately, the role depends on the industry and job description.