Python Developer (Reston)
kodevaReston (VA)
About the role
Position: Python Developer
Location: Reston VA (Onsite)
Duration: Full time
Skills Required 4+ years of AI experience Required 10+ years of Python development experience for big data application Required 5+ years of development experience in AWS platforms/services such as EMR, Lambda, Eventbridge, Step Functions, Redshift, S3, Glue Required 5+ years of development experience in making API calls, SQL queries, Spark, data manipulation/transformation, analysis and visualization Hands on experience with CI/CD pipeline tools such as Gitlab/Terraform Leads development efforts to assess and document current and target state high level existing processes and functional needs across the enterprise. Work with the customers and other enterprise developers to formulate policies and plans that support the enterprise goals, implement efficient end to end processes and leverage use of existing IT assets. Align strategic goals and objectives with key business and IT initiatives. Work to develop an integrated view of the enterprise using a repeatable approach, cohesive framework, industry standard techniques and best practices
Skills:
1) Proficiency with Software Development Lifecycle (SDLC)2) Solid knowledge of the programming language(s), application server, database server and/or architecture of the system being developed3) Solid understanding of current programming languages and employs any/all of these languages to solve the business needs of FNM's internal customers4) Knowledge of one or more of the following: J2EE, Java, EJB, ASP, Power Builder, C, C++, SQL, CGI, Windows, NT, Visual Basic, Oracle, Sybase, MQ Series Education/Work Experience: Bachelor degree in Computer Science, Information Systems or related field Professional certification(s) desired 15+ years of related experince in their specific area with experience leading teams on projects with similar scope and complexity. Experience as a lead developer for projects similar in scope and responsibility
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