Lead Software Engineer (Python Developer)
$120,000 - $130,000 per year
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SENIORITY
Lead
SALARY
$120,000 - $130,000 per year
About the role
- Act as a technical expert on one or more applications utilized by the company.
- Work with the Business System Analyst to ensure designs satisfy functional requirements.
- Partner with Infrastructure to identify and deploy optimal hosting environments.
- Tune application performance to eliminate and reduce issues.
- Research and evaluate technical solutions consistent with company technology standards.
- Align risk and control processes into day-to-day responsibilities to monitor and mitigate risk; escalates appropriately.
- Apply different software development methodologies dependent on project needs
- Contribute expertise to the design of components or individual programs and participate in the construction and functional testing.
- Support development teams, testing, troubleshooting, and production support
- Create applications and construct unit test cases that ensure compliance with functional and non-functional requirements.
- Work with peers to mature ways of working, continuous integration, and continuous delivery.
- Please ensure the following qualifications are reflected in your resume to be considered.
- Strong hands-on experience in developing software applications using Python and related technologies.
- Experience in building Django / Flask based App server, API development
- Experience in developing applications from Scratch including an understanding of setting up the dependencies on the server.
- Good understanding of JavaScript, React, HTML, CSSKnowledge of SDLC, Testing & CI/CD aspects such as Jenkins, BB, JIRAKnowledge of Database concepts and ability to write SQL queries
- Experience in developing distributed data processing systems
- Knowledge of working on Distributed Autosys / Scheduling
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