Hire FastAPI developers from Entrans who write async Python that holds up when traffic spikes. Our senior engineers build REST APIs, microservices, and LLM backends with Pydantic v2, async SQLAlchemy, and clean OpenAPI contracts. You get vetted profiles in 24 to 48 hours and onboarding within 48 to 72 hours.

FastAPI makes it easy to write an endpoint. It also makes it easy to write one that blocks the event loop and stalls every request on that worker. When you hire a FastAPI programmer from Entrans, you get an engineer who knows the difference and has shipped async services to production.
We screen every candidate on async and sync boundaries, blocking calls, and database sessions under concurrent load. You meet engineers who keep throughput steady in production, not just in a demo.
FastAPI is the go-to framework for serving models and LLM features. Our developers come from a team that has shipped 150+ AI projects. They know how to stream responses, batch inference, and keep heavy compute off the request path.
Your API rarely lives alone. Our engineers connect FastAPI services to ERPs, CRMs, payment gateways, and legacy databases, with OAuth2, JWT, and audit logging built in from the first sprint.
Hire a remote FastAPI developer who joins your standups, Slack, and Jira, with working hours that overlap the US business day. Entrans delivers from the US and India, so handoffs stay short.
Start with one engineer on contract-to-hire or project terms. When the roadmap grows, add QA, DevOps, or data engineers from the same bench of 500+ domain-trained professionals.
Our FastAPI engineers own the whole API lifecycle. They design the contract, write the code, test it under load, and keep it healthy once it ships.
Our developers write async endpoints with Pydantic v2 models and use dependency injection for auth and sessions. Your client teams get OpenAPI docs they can generate code from. Where GraphQL fits better, they use Strawberry.
They build streaming chat endpoints, RAG pipelines with LangChain or LlamaIndex, and model APIs on OpenAI, AWS Bedrock, or your own models. Need AI agents that call your APIs? We pair this work with agentic AI framework integration.
Small, focused services that talk through Kafka, RabbitMQ, or Redis streams. Long jobs move to Celery or a durable queue instead of in-process background tasks, so work survives a restart.
SQLAlchemy 2.0 async sessions, asyncpg, and Alembic migrations on PostgreSQL. Our engineers scope each session to one request and size pools to your worker count. That is where most production FastAPI bugs hide.
We move Flask or Django REST endpoints to FastAPI and upgrade Pydantic v1 code to v2. We also find the blocking calls that quietly kill concurrency. This work fits well with our application modernization services.
They tune Uvicorn and Gunicorn workers, build Docker images, and ship on Kubernetes. CI/CD runs pytest and Locust load tests on every build. Our DevOps and quality engineering team can add Prometheus and OpenTelemetry monitoring.
Hiring a FastAPI developer through Entrans takes days, not months. You stay in control of who joins, how they work, and when the team grows.
Tell us about your API, traffic, data stores, and any AI features on the roadmap. A 20-minute consult is usually enough.
Get profiles of FastAPI engineers who match your stack, seniority, and time zone. Each one shows relevant production work.
Run your own technical interview. Ask how they choose between async and sync routes, how they scope database sessions, and how they deploy on Kubernetes.
Your developer gets repo access, joins your sprint rituals, and starts on real tickets in the first week.
We track delivery and fit with you. Add engineers, swap roles, or scale down as your roadmap shifts.

Hire a dedicated FastAPI developer who works only on your product, full time, for the long run. Best for platforms where one engineer should own the API layer across releases.

Add FastAPI skills to the team you already have. Our engineers work next to your Python developers and follow your code review rules. When AI features land on the roadmap, they can pair with an LLM engineer.

Hand us a scoped deliverable, such as a new API service, a Flask to FastAPI migration, or a model-serving endpoint. We agree on milestones and acceptance criteria up front, including load test targets.
Our team serves global clients in banking, healthcare, manufacturing, retail, and fast-growing startups. Our FastAPI specialists build secure, fast APIs. They bring deep skills in async Python, data platforms, and AI.
A FastAPI developer is a Python engineer who builds web APIs, microservices, and AI backends with FastAPI, an async framework built on Starlette and Pydantic. Day to day, they design data models, write async endpoints, connect databases and outside services, and publish API docs. Senior engineers also tune Uvicorn workers and write tests. Most of all, they keep blocking code off the event loop so the API stays fast under load.
The cost depends on seniority, location, and engagement model. Offshore and nearshore FastAPI developers commonly bill about $25 to $60 an hour, while senior US-based engineers often charge $100 an hour or more. Entrans shares a clear quote after a short scoping call, based on the seniority and hours your roadmap needs.
Hire a dedicated FastAPI developer when the API is core to your product and needs steady ownership, security reviews, and long-term upkeep. Freelancers can suit small, well-scoped tasks with low risk. A dedicated engineer from Entrans also comes with vetting and backup from our QA, DevOps, and data teams.
Choose FastAPI when you need APIs that handle many requests at once, typed data contracts, automatic OpenAPI docs, or an LLM backend. Django fits database-heavy web apps that need a built-in admin panel. Flask still works well for small synchronous services. Many teams run Django for the web layer and FastAPI for the API layer.
Yes, as long as the partner has the right controls in place. Entrans is ISO certified, signs an NDA before work begins, and assigns code and IP ownership to you. Our remote FastAPI developers work inside your repos and cloud accounts with scoped access, and their hours overlap the US business day for daily standups.