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Python development for data, AI, and the services around them

Centricone builds Python systems where the ecosystem earns its place: retrieval and machine learning, data pipelines that run on schedule, and the APIs that expose both to the rest of your stack.

What we build

What we build with Python

APIs with FastAPI or Django

Typed, documented services — FastAPI where the job is an API, Django where you also want an admin, an ORM, and batteries included.

Data pipelines that are observable

Scheduled extraction, transformation, and loading with retries, lineage, and alerting, so a silent failure is not discovered by a wrong dashboard three weeks later.

AI and machine learning systems

Retrieval, evaluation, and model serving — the reason most AI work lands in Python regardless of what the rest of the stack is written in.

When Python is the right call — and when it is not

We would rather talk you out of a stack than deliver the wrong one well.

Reach for it when

  • Anything involving data science, machine learning, or retrieval
  • Data engineering and pipeline work, where the library ecosystem is unmatched
  • Teams who value readability and fast onboarding over raw runtime speed

Pick something else when

  • Latency-critical hot paths where interpreter overhead is the bottleneck
  • Large teams unwilling to enforce type hints — codebases get hard to change fast without them
  • Mobile applications, where it is simply the wrong tool

What we normally run alongside it

No stack is one tool. These are the pieces that usually show up with Python on our projects.

  • FastAPI
  • Django
  • PostgreSQL
  • pandas
  • dbt
  • Celery

Need people rather than a project?

We place Python engineers into your own team on contract or contract-to-hire.

Python questions we get asked

Weighing it against something else? Tell us the constraints and we’ll give you a straight recommendation.

FastAPI when you are building an API and want async support and automatic OpenAPI docs. Django when you also want an admin interface, an opinionated ORM, and authentication out of the box. Both are solid; picking against the actual shape of the project matters more than the framework debate.
Rarely the real constraint. Most services spend their time waiting on databases and networks, not on CPU. Where Python genuinely is the bottleneck, the answer is targeted — move that path to a compiled extension or a different service, not rewrite everything.
Yes, and we enforce them in CI. Untyped Python is pleasant to write and expensive to change; type hints with a checker in the pipeline are what keep a growing codebase refactorable.