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W2 Contract- Remote Positions- Python Developer*03

Posted 10 days ago

software technologyWashington (DC)

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About the role

Python Developer Remote Position No of Positions- 03
Duration: 6+ Months
Note: Only one round of Interview With Client after Screening. Tech (Qualification)
Notes: Skillset (top 3-5 ) 4+ years of Python DevelopmentAWS (needs to be strong)
DevOpsJenkins
Position Description: Our leading Fortune 100 Financial Services client is looking to bring on a Python Developer to assist in developing new microservices. The individual in this role will display the following..You yearn to be part of cutting edge, high profile projects and are motivated by delivering world-class solutions on an aggressive schedule You have built full stack systems (preferably architected for speed and distributed computing), with demonstrated experience in software engineering. You embrace DevOps principles, including continuous delivery and ongoing support of production applications You love to learn new technologies, keep abreast of the latest technologies within cloud architecture, and drive your organization to adapt to emerging best practices
Required Skills:
  • 4+ years of experience in core python development focused roles.
  • Strong AWS services background knowledge and hands on experience (S3, EC2, Lambdas, etc)
  • DevOps principles knowledges and experience
Desired Skills: (not required but candidate will have exposure to these skills in this role):Jenkins or GitHub deployment exp Thanks and Regards Poornachandra Rao Software Technology Inc.
Email: poornab@stiorg.

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