Python Developer
software technologyDenver (CO)
About the role
Python Developer Apex has an opportunity for a Python Developer. Here are the details:
Position: Python Developer
Location: Remote
Duration: 6 months
Position Description:
Our leading Fortune 100 Financial Services client is looking to bring on a Python Developer to assist in developing a new custom application. 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
Desired Skills:
- (not required but candidate will have exposure to these skills in this role):3+ 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
Required Skills:
Python AWS DevopsBasic Qualification: Day to day responsibilities focused on enhancements + streamlining of custom application working on data pipeline (hey need more development exp – python jobs – jobs are executed using AWS – 1st job runs then triggers AWS – sometimes trigger isn't there – understanding the jobs and creating more optimized version of those jobs using python). Application is in production so they get a lot of maintenance requests
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