AWS Python Developer
About the role
- Python, including FastAPI or FlaskJava and Spring Boot
- Angular, TypeScript, JavaScript, HTML, and CSSExperience developing RESTful APIs, microservices, serverless applications, and event-driven solutions.
- Strong experience with AWS cloud development and deployment.
- Experience with Python, PySpark, SQL, and data engineering or data analysis.
- Experience with Amazon Redshift, PostgreSQL/Aurora, Oracle, RDS, or DynamoDB.Experience with Git, GitLab, Jenkins, GitHub Actions, or AWS-native CI/CD tools.
- Experience with Docker, Kubernetes, ECS/EKS, Terraform, or Cloud
- Formation.
- Knowledge of automated testing frameworks and practices.
- Understanding of application security, observability, performance optimization, and enterprise production support.
- Strong problem-solving, communication, collaboration, and code-review skills.
- Ability to work independently and within cross-functional teams.
- -Experience with GitHub Copilot or other generative AI development tools.
- Knowledge of Amazon Bedrock, Claude Sonnet, prompt engineering, guardrails, or GenAI evaluation.
- Experience with Amazon Neptune, Gremlin, SPARQL, or Graph APIs.
- Knowledge of R programming.
- Experience with Karate, JUnit, Testcontainers, pytest, or similar testing frameworks.
- Familiarity with Open
- Telemetry, CloudWatch, Datadog, or comparable observability tools.
- Knowledge of OAuth 2.0, OIDC, JWT, and enterprise data-governance practices.
- Financial services, mortgage, secondary-market, or Fannie Mae project experience.
- Thank you
Before you apply
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A number in mind
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Your notice period
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