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Python & Database Developer -First round Onsite interview

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zealogicsNew York (NY)

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About the role

Job TitleYears of experience: 5-7 years of Python & Database experienceSkills Required: Strong proficiency of Python with experience developing production-grade data processing pipelinesFamiliarity with object-oriented programming (OOP) Good knowledge of Database concepts and writing SQL queries and Stored Procedures and query optimizationExpertise in FastAPI framework for building service endpoints and asynchronous processing systemsWorking knowledge of UnixExperience with version control tools (preferably Git) Writing unit tests (e.g. using pytest) Self-starter with ability to work in a fast paced environment and be able to work on multiple projectsExperience of working in Agile Squads is good to haveFinance data domain knowledge is also desiredGood to Have: Understanding of model performance monitoring, model debugging, and logging systems within AI applicationsExperience with containerization and deployment of ML services in enterprise environmentsExperience with anomaly detection algorithms and techniques, particularly isolation forest, clustering, time series analysis, and pattern miningDesign and deploy generative AI solutions using LLMs and multimodal models to solve business problemsExpertise in pandas and familiarity in scikit-learn libraries for data manipulation and machine learning model implementationRate range -$50-$55

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