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Full Stack Developer / Tester (AWS Services, CICD) | ONSITE - Dallas, TX

Posted 7 days ago

kaavDallas (TX)
Software DevelopersComputer Systems Design Services

SENIORITY

Mid

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About the role

Job TitleWork Location: ONSITE - Dallas, TX. Must work onsite starting day 1.
Required: Person should be more technical on AWS services and must act as Full stack developer cum tester who can manage the AWS CICD as wellExtensive experience with Python scripting and Cloud TechnologiesExtensive experience with AWS components like S3 Athena EMR Glue Redshift Kinesis and SagemakerExperience in Automating ETL process with Python and Automation around AWS Data InfrastructureExtensive Experience with SQLUnixLinux scripting is a mustExtensive experience on Developingtesting CloudOn Prem ETL Ab Initio AWS Glue Informatica AlteryxExtensive Experience in Data migration is a must Teradata to Redshift preferredExperienced in largescale application development testing Cloud On Prem Data warehouse Data Lake Data ScienceETL Advanced SQL UNIXLINUX Python and Data CloudExperience in building Data flow CICD pipelines in GitLabExtensive experience in DevOpsData Ops spaceExperience in Data Science platforms like SageMakerMachine Learning Studio H2OStrong experience of KafkaExperience with one or more industrystandard defect or Test Case management ToolsAWS Glue (with AWS Cloud)
Required Skills: PythonBasic Qualification :Additional Skills :This is a high PRIORITY requisition.

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