Python Programmer
infosys technologiesJersey City (NJ)
Python Programmer
Posted today
infosys technologiesJersey City (NJ)
SENIORITY
Senior
About the role
Overview:
In this role you will contribute to end-to-end software delivery within Infosys’ Financial Services unit, shaping AI‑driven solutions for banking, wealth management and insurance. You’ll work with cross‑functional teams to elicit requirements, design, implement, and test software, and address production issues to improve reliability. This position offers hands-on coding, system design discussions, and knowledge-building to support digital transformation at scale. You will be at the forefront of applying Python and cloud‑enabled tech to real business problems. Compensation / Benefits Medical/Dental/Vision/Life Insurance Long-term/Short-term Disability Health and Dependent Care Reimbursement Accounts 401(k) plan and contributions Paid holidays and Paid Time Off
Responsibilities:
Capture and document portions of business requirements Guide technical design through discussions and record decisions Code and integrate new features while preserving stability Conduct code reviews and manage changes in repositories Develop test strategies, analyze results, and coordinate fixes Create user training, documentation, and support materials Resolve production issues and propose preventive improvements Maintain detailed records of code, tests, and support activities
Key requirements:
End-to-end Python project implementation experience Strong OOP understanding SQL experience and Unix shell scripting RESTful APIs, data structures, algorithms, multi-threading, memory management and concurrency knowledge Collaborative mindset and strong communication Ability to handle end-to-end SDLC from requirements to implementation Translating complex requirements into actionable tasks Python server-side backend development OOP concepts SQL and Unix shell scripting
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