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Sr. Python Developer (Python, Javascript, AWS, Lambda)

Posted 3 days ago

software technologyDallas (TX)

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About the role

Sr. Python Developer (Python / Javascript / AWS)
Location: Remote / Dallas, TX
Duration: 1 year open-ended Contract (no contract limit)
Tech stack (Must Have):Python JavascriptAWSLambda
Project: -Social profile enrichment effort-Enabling business customer-Consumer engagement - this specific effort is around laying a foundation, in the future handling social hand-Business area: laying foundational pieces, social handle and customer and know how the agent can better serve them-Prioritize conversation Need to collect first party social handle - instead of handling with third party, batch better overnight, not the most up to date information. Third party products - a couple of other biz groups involved. Noise vs important-Architecture: Social care indivision service Integration services Social media management tool (Khoros care) Real time update - New automated APISocial care - with backend system and retrieving information Update social customer information
Required Skills: Core Python development Javascript Amazon Web Services (AWS) AWS LambdaBasic Qualification: Additional Skills: Exclusive to Apex 2 openings Long-term contract (no contract maximum, have contractors that have been on contract for 6 years!)
Background Check: YesNotes: Must be Sr.

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