Python Developer
software technologyDenver (CO)
About the role
Python Developer Apex Systems is looking for a Python Developer to work remotely in a 6 month contract position for an enterprise-level, reputable client. Candidates must be able to sit directly on Apex System's OR an Associate Vendor's W2.This is a fascinating project regarding the uploading of images into AWS S3 buckets. These are images captured by drones, and the client is wrapping some AI around the interpretation of these images.
Requirements:
- Python Development
- Cloud experience, AWS with s3 buckets preferred
- Nice to have experience:
- Image processing experienceAI exposure
Job Description:
Client is looking for someone to work alongside the AI team to help automate processing drone images into the AWS cloud. Drone images to help maintenance teams are automatically captured and sent to the AI team for processing.
Required Skills:
Python AWS S3 buckets Basic Qualification: REMOTE Candidates must be able to work without sponsorship now or in the future, as the Client is unable to provide sponsorship at the time of full time offer. No Sub-Vending! One and done interviews, with interview times this week. Additional Skills: REMOTE Candidates must be able to work without sponsorship now or in the future, as the Client is unable to provide sponsorship at the time of full time offer. No Sub-Vending! One and done interviews, with interview times this week.
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