Python developer
About the role
- Execute in parallel multiple analytics projects of varying complexity and data sources (~1 week to ~3 months; time series and relational databases)
- Independently manage and execute above projects from start-to-finish, including understanding stakeholder needs; acquiring necessary data; cleaning / analyzing data and innovating beyond initial requirements; generating visuals / reports; and presenting results to stakeholders
- Interface with multiple stakeholders across the company to provide support
- Develop, test, deploy, and sustain real-time algorithms and models over time-series and relational database data with minimal memory and processing impact. Models will be integrated into cloud and edge-based architectures to model equipment health, human behavior, and optimal drilling practices
- Quickly learn aspects of the drilling process and equipment to efficiently derive insights from our data
- Track, analyze and act on KPI’s to improve drilling operations and communicate improvements
- Assist with developing and improving our suite of data analytics applications and visualizations, including developing requirements and working with developers
- Expert in Python programming to generate analyses, algorithms, and visuals
- Able to quickly learn the details of oil and gas drilling to better analyze our data
- Work closely with product teams in the office as needed
- Able to generate complex visualizations and analyses quickly in a workshop environment
- Able to work both independently and as part of a team, managing multiple tasks and projects simultaneously to meet challenging deadlines
- Able to think strategically and translate concepts into action plans and track results
- Comfortable explaining complex analytics concepts and results to end-users
- Excellent verbal and written English Language communication
- Able to work in agile/scrum model and confirm to software development lifecycle, code management and version tracking
- Bachelor’s degree in Computer Science, data analytics
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