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Python Developer- Berkeley Heights, NJ

Posted 5 days ago

kaavBerkeley Heights (NJ)

SENIORITY

Senior

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About the role

Python Developer / Software Engineer(General Overview of the role): Python Developer / Software Engineer will partner with research and engineering teams to develop and deliver python based applications to solve complex analytical problems. Soft Skills: Analytical strong sense of curiosity and ingenuity to quickly learn new engineering domains Proficient in English (written & oral) Good verbal and written communication skills for effective collaboration
Technical Skills:
  • Write clean, concise, robust and well-documented python code.
  • Proficient in use of pandas & numpy
  • Proficient in developing and leveraging APIs and web services
  • Proficient in Software development Tool Chains (e.g. make, GIT, Visual Studio, TFS, Jenkins, Travis)
  • Strong understanding of web services and object oriented principles.
  • Strong understanding of Agile methodologies (e.g., SCRUM, Kanban)
  • Strong understanding of Relational Database Management Systems & Database Modeling Fundamentals (SQL Server 2012+, Spark, T-SQL)
  • Ability to Profile/Debug using tools (e.g. VS Profiling)
Other: Software engineering principles, API Integration, DEVOPs methodologies (continuous integration & delivery), test automation, parallel computing paradigms (e.g. shared/distributed memory), understanding performance and analyzing algorithm complexity Desired Skills or Experience: Proven ability to quickly learn new engineering domains (e.g., production planning, scheduling, fuel blending, etc.) well enough to interact effectively with company domain experts 5 years, or more, of work experience designing, developing, and supporting new python based applications and integrating applications across multiple systems and platforms Demonstrated ability to handle multiple competing priorities and stakeholders Self-motivated and driven to learn Proven ability to work well in an agile team environment

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