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Python / API Developer

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samprasoftMcLean (VA)

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Python Developer/Software Engineer McLean VA (Onsite Hybrid Model)12 Months | Extension Possible
Job Description
Must Haves: Looking for a Python API Developer. Must have Python, Flask, SQL, Pandas, NumPy & Pytest, Unitest, Monkey patch. Experience with Linux and Docker. Experience writing Python code and RESTful web services using frameworks such as Flask, FastAPI etc. in a professional environment Back End Skills: Python, Flask/FastAPI/Django, SQLAlchemy, NumPy, Pandas, SQL and Relational Database Automation Testing: Pytest, Unitest, Monkey patch, pytest-mockito etc. Build CI/CD Tools: gradle, Jenkins, git, Conda, pip, Jira, Gitlab, Confluence DevOps: Linux, Docker Professional level development experience with JavaScript, React, HTML/CSS desired but not necessary. Engineer capable of designing solutions, writing code, testing code, automating test and deployment. Develop and maintain high-quality software code and automated tests (including Unit, Functional, Performance, Acceptance) for web interface application that integrates data, analytics, and reporting components Predictable results: changes in code can be proven to be correct and bug-free Production resilience: system must be highly available with minimal downtime High performance: develop scalable calculations to maintain performance over large data sets Ready, willing, and able to pick up new technologies and pitch in on story tasks (design, code, test, CI/CD, deploy, etc.

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