Python Developer (with System Validation exp)
acestackCupertino (CA)
Python Developer (with System Validation exp)
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acestackCupertino (CA)
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About the role
Job Title: Python Developer( with System Validation exp)
Location: Cupertino, CA (Onsite)
Fulltime
Roles & Responsibilities:
- The role being a SW dev role with strong programming fundamentals as requirements and
- Strong Python/Lua/Bash + familiarity with C/C++/Objective-C/Swift is good + any experience working with HW/Firmware/Drivers.
- Job Brief: responsibilities include writing and testing code, debugging programs. To be successful in this role, you should have experience using server-side logic and work well in a team.
Responsibilities:
- Writed effective, scalable code
- Develop backend components to improve responsiveness and overall performanceintegrate user-facing elements into applications
- Test and debug programs
- Improve functionality of existing systems
- Implement security and data protection solutions.
- Assess and prioritize feature requests
- Coordinate with internal teams to understand user requirements and provide technical solutions
- SkillsExperience as a Python Developer
- Expertise in at least one popular Python framework (like Django, Flask or Pyramid)
- Knowledge of object-relational mapping (ORM)
- Good problem solving skillsBS in Computer Science, Engineering or relevant field
Nice-to-have
Experience on applications interacting with hardware (products, lab devices)
Coding section emphasis will be onbinary search - code, explain time complexity of itgdb Debugger -> How to use debug itOOPs topics, OS fundamentalsfunctional and classes programmingpolymorphism - method overloading, method overridingconstructor and destructor in python
Writing unit test case -> package which you use and writing sample unit test cases
System design -> think of example as elevator design problemcontext_manager -> resource managing and calculate run time for the functionlongest_subsequence [code]multi-threading
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