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David Careers

Python Webservice Developer

Posted 5 days ago

jconnect infotechCoatesville (PA)
Software DevelopersComputer Systems Design Services

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About the role

Python Webservice Developer
Location: Philadelphia, PA Duration: Fulltime
Job Description:
  • Must Have Technical/Functional Skills
  • Telecom/Comcast domain experience
  • Python Webservice development
Roles & Responsibilities: We are seeking a Python Developer with experience in AWS and serverless technologies. The role requires knowledge of Python best practices and the ability to write well-structured code, including unit tests and integration tests. The developer must be proficient with CI/CD tools in a microservices environment. The role involves creating and updating microservices, and collaborating with front- and back-end teams from design to production support. Requirements for this role include:
  • Skilled in object-oriented programming with Python including experience with hash tables (dictionaries), multithreading, Django, MySQL, exception handling, and collections.5-8 years of programming experience
  • At least 3 years of Python experience, ideally as the primary language in the most recent position
  • Experience creating and deploying serverless services
  • Working knowledge of: AWS (ECS/Fargate, Lambda, DynamoDB, API Gateway, EC2, Kinesis, ELK, RDS) GIT/Github CI/CD (Concourse and Jenkins) Docker Database systems: PostgreSQL, MongoDB/DocumentDB, RedisStrong communication skills
  • Experience in Agile, scrum-based team environments
  • Experience with unit and integration testing
Preferred Skills:
  • Knowledge of GraphQL APIsExperience with Asyncio-based applications
  • Familiarity with conducting code reviews and responding constructively to feedback
  • Proficiency in using Pylint and code coverage tools
  • Ability to work independently and adapt to changes in tools and technologies
Willingness to take responsibility for individual services and provide support and improvements in production environments.

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