Senior Cloud Developer (AWS Lambda / Python / Terraform)

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infovisionKansas City (MO)

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Hi, Please review the below job requirement and let me know if you are good to submit with the below details filled and your latest resume ASAP.Senior Cloud Developer (AWS Lambda / Python / Terraform)

Location: Remote (CST/EST only; local candidates preferred, NO PST)

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10–15+ years U.S. experience· Strong cloud-native background· AWS Lambda (Python)· Terraform (IaC)· Kafka· API Gateway· Java background and has transitioned to AWS/Python/serverless· Strong communication with non-technical stakeholders· Not a fit: Candidates currently focused on Java, DevOps, or SREMust-Haves and What We Look For:· 8+ years of U.S. work experience· Must be located in the Central (CST) or Eastern (EST) time zone· Strong employment stability with solid tenure.· Strong technical background in:· AWS· Python· Backend Java· Serverless technologies· Candidates should have a Java foundation and have successfully transitioned into AWS, Python, and serverless development.· Excellent communication skills, both verbal and written We ARE NOT looking for:o Full Stack Developerso Multi-cloud specialistso Candidates whose primary expertise is Azureo Frontend-focused developerso Heavy infrastructure or DevOpso Linux Administrationo Site Reliability Engineerso Platform Engineerso Heavy A.I.o Data Engineers or too heavy Data. If interested, Please share below details with update resume: Full Name:

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