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David Careers

Senior Python Developer

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1872 consultingReno (NV)
Software DevelopersCustom Computer Programming Services

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About the role

Senior Python Developer Austin, TX, Franklin, TN, Las Vegas, NV, or Reno, NV Hybrid – onsite 1-3 days per week, but also flexible depending on current project
Position Summary: We're looking for a Senior Software Engineer to be responsible for analyzing, coding, writing, and running unit tests, and debugging complex service-oriented systems. You will work with Software Architects, Product Managers, product developers, subject matter experts, technical support team members and others on game design and development.
Responsibilities:
  • The role includes estimation, design, and development, ensuring that good quality software is delivered, timelines are met, and any issues found are promptly fixed without any side effects.
  • Assists other developers with the design of various software components, applications, and services
  • Works with other staff, local and external, to develop code that adheres to the written specifications
  • Participates in peer reviews of code design and written code as assigned.
  • Documents new/modified code, and develops/automates unit and integration tests to verify the changes
  • Analyzes existing software to debug and troubleshoot field issues that may arise
  • Participates as required in process improvement initiatives.
  • Encourage technical development of other engineers via training and mentorship.
  • All other duties as assigned.
Requirements: 4+ years of experience with Python development Experience with full product development lifecycle from inception to release
Nice to have:
  • Casino gaming development experience
  • Previous C#, C++, or.
  • NET Development experience

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