Python Lead Developer
software technologyDenver (CO)
About the role
Python Lead Developer
Contract duration: 6 month contract w/potential to hire
Location: Remote
Required Skills & Experience:
- 8+ years of development experience 5+ years of experience with Python and Django
- Bachelor's Degree in computer science or equivalent
- Excellent analytical ability and logical troubleshooting skills
- Excellent communication skills
- Providing technology thought leadership (architecture, design, security, cloud, and agile)
- Willingness to learn and to mentor team members
- Knowledge of RESTful services – publishing, consuming, API gateway, and PostManExperience with GraphQL; use and implementation
- Experience with CI/CD using AWSAble to design and optimize SQL DB schema and queries
- Demonstrable history of delivering solutions that provide business value
- Ability to work in a fast-paced environment over multiple projects
- What You Will Be Doing Tech Breakdown:
- Familiarity with web application frameworks such as Angular, React, and NextJS.Exceptional problem-solving skills and ideating
- Nice to have skills:
- Familiarity with web application frameworks such as Angular and React.
- Headless CMS (Content Management System) experience
- Developing web and mobile-friendly applications
- Leveraging application containers and container management solutions like Docker, Kubernetes, and Fargate
Tools: Jira, Confluence, BitBucket, and GitLabDaily Responsibilities:
Act as a Lead member of an Agile Development Team to deliver flexible, scalable, resilient, and performant IT products and solutions.
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