Python Developer
equiliemFranklin (WI)
About the role
Role: Python Developer Data Masking Engineering Team
Location: Hybrid (Franklin, WI or Milwaukee, WI)
Type:
Contract (Duration: ASAP -We are looking for a talented Python Developer to join a dynamic data engineering team focused on automating data masking solutions. In this role, you will work closely with architects to develop microservices, implement data masking features, and maintain APIs to facilitate secure and efficient data operations.
Key Responsibilities:
Design and develop microservices to automate data masking processes. Collaborate with architects to define and implement feature roadmaps. Develop and maintain RESTful APIs for efficient data operations. Integrate data backups into the masking environment and ensure effective data obfuscation. Work in an agile environment, contributing to scrum team efforts and utilizing tools such as Jira. Support cross-functional teams to deliver innovative solutions. Key Skills and
Requirements:
Expertise in Python programming. Strong understanding of AWS cloud services and technologies. Experience working with relational databases. Proficient in creating and maintaining RESTful APIs. Experience with CI/CD pipelines, specifically Git Lab. Familiarity with message queuing services like Kafka, Redis, or MQ.Agile development experience and collaboration in scrum teams.
Preferred Qualifications:
Familiarity with the Delphix Masking Tool. Experience with Java programming. Experience with Linux, Kubernetes, Docker, and distributed systems (e.g., EKS).
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