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AWS/Python Developer

Posted 4 days ago

samprasoftMerrimack (NH)

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About the role

Python Developer(AWS)
Location: Boston, MA/Merrimack, NH/Durham, NC/Westlake, TX
Duration: Long TermTop 3 Required Skills: 1. Python - OO development 2. Experience with boto3 libraries 3. AWS Cloud Requirement: Bachelor’s degree or higher in a technology related field (e.g. Engineering, Computer Science, etc.)5+ years of software engineering experience Certifications preferred: AWS Solutions Architect, AWS Developer, or AWS Sysops Administrator Passion for excellence, automation, innovation and collaboration Eager to learn new technologies, ways of working, and to adapt every day. Bring curiosity and a questioning mind-set to work, injecting new points of view to the team Ability to triage, complete root cause analysis, and be decisive under pressure Ability to creatively solve new, exciting problems in a dynamic environment Ability to work with a variety of individuals and groups, both in person and virtually, in a constructive and collaborative manner and build and maintain effective relationships Hands-on experience building and deploying applications using a variety of Amazon Web Services (primarily Cloud Formation, serverless, compute, container and database services) Full-stack development experience across distributed applications and services Proficient in object-oriented Python-based web services Ability to apply design patterns and object-orientation to solutions Experience with boto3 libraries Exposure to Unix shell and PowerShell scripting Hands-on experience with containers and container orchestration preferred Experience implementing the Software Development Lifecycle in an agile environment

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