Python Developer
anagh technologiesJersey City (NJ)
Python Developer
Posted yesterday
anagh technologiesJersey City (NJ)
SENIORITY
Senior
About the role
Hello, We have 2 urgent openings for "Python Fullstack Developer".Only looking for candidates who can work on W2Strictly no C2C or third-party vendors
Location: NYC - Hybrid
Duration: Long term contract
Required:
Financial Services, Asset Management, Python, React, Apache Airflow, and Snowflake
Job description:
- Strong hands-on proficiency in PythonFront-end development experience with ReactStrong hands-on experience with Apache Airflow and Snowflake
- Experience with OpenShift and Kubernetes
- Strong SQL/PL/SQL skills and experience with relational databases, including SQL Server
- Experience with AI-assisted development tools such as GitHub Copilot and Claude Code
- Experience writing and executing unit and system test cases
- Experience with CI/CD pipelines, preferably Azure DevOpsExperience working in an Agile/Scrum environment
- Financial services industry experience
Ability to work independently with minimal supervisionABOUT US:Anagh Technologies is a technical consulting firm specializing in UI, Front-End, and Full-Stack web technologies. We currently have 30+ positions in Angular, React, Node, and Java.
If technically strong, we can 100% get you an offer within 2 weeks MAX, as we will consider you for multiple roles at once. If you are interested and are available, please email me your resume and contact information to. Thank you for your time.
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