Python Engineer resume keywords (2026)
The skills employers name most often in live Python Engineer job postings are Python (91%), AWS (27%), React (21%), Go (18%), Django (15%): the share of 1,517 current postings that list each one (October 12, 2026). Paste your CV below to see which of the top 20 it already covers — it is checked in your browser and never uploaded.
Top skills in Python Engineer postings
Share of live postings with a skills list that name each skill.
- Python 91%
- AWS 27%
- React 21%
- Go 18%
- Django 15%
- TypeScript 14%
- PostgreSQL 14%
- SQL 13%
- FastAPI 13%
- Docker 13%
- JavaScript 11%
- AI 10%
- Kubernetes 9%
- CI/CD 9%
- Node.js 6%
- Flask 6%
- Azure 6%
- Cloud 6%
- API 6%
- Microservices 5%
- Git 5%
- DevOps 5%
- Redis 4%
- Java 4%
- MySQL 4%
- Linux 4%
- Angular 4%
- GCP 4%
- Security 4%
- Support 3%
Resume keywords by role
Software EngineerReact DeveloperBackend DeveloperTypeScript DeveloperProject ManagerPlatform EngineerML EngineerData AnalystJava DeveloperDevOps EngineerSecurity EngineerNode.js DeveloperData EngineerFrontend DeveloperJavaScript DeveloperAngular DeveloperQA EngineerProduct ManagerEngineering ManagerPython DeveloperPython EngineerData ScientistC# DeveloperAndroid DeveloperFull-Stack DeveloperUI DesignerVue DeveloperiOS DeveloperProduct DesignerRust DeveloperSite Reliability EngineerMobile DeveloperGo DeveloperUX DesignerReact Native DeveloperPHP DeveloperRuby DeveloperTechnical WriterFAQ
What keywords should a Python Engineer resume include?
The skills Python Engineer postings ask for most often right now: Python (91%), AWS (27%), React (21%), Go (18%), Django (15%), TypeScript (14%), PostgreSQL (14%), SQL (13%), FastAPI (13%), Docker (13%). Put the ones you really have in your skills section and show them in your experience bullets.
Which skills are most in demand for Python Engineer jobs?
Python leads at 91% of postings, followed by AWS (27%), React (21%), Go (18%), Django (15%), TypeScript (14%). The ranking comes from 1,517 live postings with a skills list.
Does an ATS really filter resumes by keywords?
Many applicant tracking systems let recruiters search and rank applicants by the words in their resume, so a skill you have but never name is easy to miss. Use the employer's own wording ("PostgreSQL", not just "databases") — and only list skills you can talk about in an interview.
How is this list made?
From the skills listed in Python Engineer job postings that are open today, collected from public career pages, ATS feeds and job boards. Each share is the percentage of postings with a skills list that name the skill. Updated daily.
Is my CV uploaded or stored?
No. The check runs in your browser: the text you paste is compared with the keyword list on this page and never sent anywhere.