Lead Software Engineer - Python/Data/PySpark/AWS
jp morgan chasePlano (TX)
Lead Software Engineer - Python/Data/PySpark/AWS
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jp morgan chasePlano (TX)
SENIORITY
Lead
About the role
Design, develop, test, and troubleshoot secure, scalable software solutions, while producing architecture artifacts and maintaining production code. Analyze large datasets, improve system architecture and coding practices, support production stability, and promote validated AI-assisted engineering practices across the team.
Requirements:
Requires at least five years of software engineering experience, practical expertise in system design, development, testing, and operational stability, and proficiency in Python or Java and AWS services including ECS, S3, SQS, SNS, Lambda, Glue, and PySpark. Candidates should also have SQL and database experience, familiarity with CI/CD and Terraform, and experience with observability tools and agile, resilient, secure software delivery.
Key Skills:
Python, Java, AWS, AWS ECS, Amazon S3, Amazon SQS, Amazon SNS, AWS Lambda, AWS Glue, PySpark, SQL, Oracle, DB2, Amazon Aurora PostgreSQL, Terraform, CI/CD
Benefits:
Health Care Coverage, On-Site Health and Wellness Centers, Retirement Savings Plan, Backup Childcare, Tuition Reimbursement, Mental Health Support, Financial Coaching
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