Analyst/Developer - Specialty 3
software technologyDenver (CO)
About the role
Analyst/Developer – Specialty 3 Remote
Job Description:
Data Analyst / Python Developer to build and deliver analyses of time-series machines sensor data to better understanding our customers and drive enterprise value.
Responsibilities Include:
Data Analyst / Python Developer to build and deliver analyses of time-series machines sensor data to better understanding our customers and drive enterprise value. Typical Day: Work in a team environment to develop and deploy algorithms in Python to analyze machine sensor data. Work with business partners to define data analysis needs and validate results. Position is ideally open for candidates near Peoria, Champaign, or Chicago for onsite once a month. 100% remote candidates will be considered, please note preference at top of resume.
Education
Required:
Bachelor's degree with 5+ years experience Desired Top Candidate: Master's degree in Computer Science or Engineering (e.g. Electrical or Computer Engineering, Industrial or Mechanical Engineering with programming experience, or related fields) plus 3+ years exp
Technical Skills
Required:
5 or more years of significant project experience developing and productionizing Python code 1+ years exp with AWS (Cloud computing) and Azure Devops CI/CD2+ years experience with data structures and programming in
SQLDesired Technical Skills:
Experience analyzing time-series machine sensor data (IoT data) to solve product problems Experience using common Python based data analysis libraries (eg. Num Py, Pandas, Sci Py, Matplotlib, etc)Experience with data visualization tools such as Tableau and PowerBIUnderstanding of complex electro-mechanical systems (engines, drivetrain, hydraulics, controls, structures, etc)
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