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Python Developer

Posted 3 days ago

zortech solutionsNew York (NY)

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Senior

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About the role

Python DeveloperFULLTIME/ W2 Contract
Key Skills: Years of experiences - Rating 1 to 5PythonDjangoDockerPodmanRHEL LinuxSQLBashAutomated TestingCI/CD Automation GitCode reviews and release management
Must-Haves:
  • Bachelor's degree in computer science or a related discipline, or equivalent work experience required.10-12 years of experience in development
  • Hands-on experience programming with Python 3 and Django
  • Experience of automation of code deployment through the use of containers
  • Docker/Podman experience
  • Experience with RHEL Linux
  • Experience with SQLExperience with BashHands-on experience with code reviews and release management
  • Experience with automated testing
  • Experience with CI/CD automation
  • Experience with GitPlus:
  • Understanding of secure coding best practices
  • Day to Day:
An employer is seeking a Principal System Engineer to sit in Jersey City, NJ. Daily responsibilities will include supporting the engineering, governance and operation for a strategic platform to support IaaS offering across multiple data centers. As a System Engineer developer on this team, the candidate would use agile methodology to develop features on Python 3.x and Django web framework.
Key responsibilities include:
  • Research and implement new features for the platform.
  • Work with team members to architect solutions to support evolving infrastructure and application needs.
  • Configure, tune and test key platform components. Optimize runtime and security profiles.
  • Delve into platform technologies (Ansible, Terraform, Vault, etc.), using or configuring in order to support the platform's goals
  • Investigate performance or reliability issues, debug and resolve production issues.
  • Work with compute hosting teams to ensure platform requirements are understood for application and platform services
  • Develop run-books and documentation

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