Python Developer
unisysBel Air (MD)
About the role
Job Title: Full-stack Python Developer
Location: Remote
Duration: 12 months
Job Description:
- Software Engineer
- Collaborate with and across Agile teams to design, develop, test, implement, and support technical solutions using full-stack development tools and technologies
- Utilize various programming languages, Open Source technologies, Relational/NoSQL databases, Containers and a variety of AWS tools and services with a special focus on Serverless initiatives.
- Implement software in unambiguous and uncomplicated domains with little to no support, while effectively combining standards and practices to implement more complex software
- Implement a new, fully featured local build and deployment pipeline, while identifying improvements and making enhancements to established deployment pipelines
- Troubleshooting the most complicated issues with local builds and deployment pipelines
- Familiarity with many modern application architecture and design patterns, with the ability to leverage them in moderately complex domains
- Teach others architecture and design patterns and how and when to apply them
- Debug moderately complex issues across backend, frontend, middleware, infrastructure, databases and pipelines across all environments from local to production and across distributed systems
- Quickly identify root cause, implement fix, and correct any affected data
- Develop features to enhance the overall user experience with little to no direction, knowing what non functionals to address and how
- Tech skills: Python, API design and development, SQL, Spark, AWS Services, job orchestration (Step Functions/Airflow)
- Other key need : Effective and proactive communication with different stakeholders (tech, product, vendor or enterprise teams)#LI-CGTS#TS-1236
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