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David Careers

Senior Python Developer

Posted 3 days ago

anvetaJersey City (NJ)
Software DevelopersCustom Computer Programming Services

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About the role

Senior Developer We are seeking a Senior Developer responsible for developing, enhancing, modifying, and maintaining an application used for the Independent Price Verification process. This role involves working within a dynamic environment on a technology stack that includes Angular, REST API, Python, and Oracle. The position offers an opportunity to interact with senior stakeholders in the Global Markets CFO Group.
Key Responsibilities: Develop object-oriented software in Python, using an object-oriented database and grid computing on a proprietary platform. Develop data transfer tools to replicate data from a NoSQL datastore to an Oracle (Exadata) database. Build REST web services and design the interface between the UI and the service. Build a data-grid centric UI based on the Angular framework. Participate fully in the development process throughout the entire software lifecycle. Engage in an Agile software development process.
Required Qualifications
Experience: A minimum of 6-10 years of overall technology experience is required.3-5 years of Python experience is required.6-10 years of experience designing and tuning SQL database tables and queries is required. Experience with grid computing and high data volume. Experience and desire to work in an Agile process (pair programming, daily stand-ups, etc.).Demonstrable knowledge of the problem domain in which they have been working. Relevant industry experience in banking middle/back office or finance.
Technical Skills: PythonSQLProprietary platforms (e.g.

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