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David Careers

Python Developer

Posted 11 days ago

anvetaFranklin (TN)
Software DevelopersCustom Computer Programming Services

SENIORITY

Senior

SALARY

$ 70 - 90 /hour

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About the role

Python Developer
Pay: $ 70 - 90 /hour corp to corp depending upon expertise and years worked Location: Nashville, TN (Hybrid 3~4 days in-office 8am – 4pm CST workday.)
Duration: 12+ Months
Interview process: 3 Video interviews.
Job Role: Create and refine quant algorithm scripts in Python to solve complex financial problems. Close to a Data Science Engineer type of role.
Technical Skills:
  • Strong knowledge of Python programming language and its frameworks, with a focus on back-end development.
  • Knowledge of software development principles and Object-Oriented development and design patterns (C# experience a plus)
  • Experience with back-end technologies such as Oracle, SQL Server,.NET, REST API, microservices, etc.
  • Understanding of parallel programming concepts and packages – parallelization/multiprocessing/cloud.
  • Working experience/knowledge of Azure is a plus (CI/CD, Kubernetes, Data Factory, Containers/Pods/Docker, [AWS is ok - Azure equivalent])Quantitative and Analytical Skills:
  • Strong mathematical and statistical skills, with the ability to apply them to develop financial algorithms.
  • Experience in developing and optimizing quantitative algorithms for financial applications.
  • Strong analytical and problem-solving abilities, with a focus on developing innovative solutions to complex problems.
  • Ability to troubleshoot and optimize existing analytics solutions for improved performance.
  • Pre-screening interview video (5-10 min long)
  • What is your experience with Pandas/DataFrame manipulation – what techniques do you use for data gathering/cleaning/storing?
  • Speak about your approach to Object-oriented programming / performance optimization and data structure selection in your coding.
  • Usage of NumPy / Statistical Analysis and any type of Linear Algebra experience (usage of matrices, optimization [minimize], interpolation).What is your level of involvement in the SDLC beyond just writing code – QA, unit testing, deployment, scalability in PROD

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