Python Django Developer- Senior Associate @ Pricewater House

Basic Qualifications/Preferred Skills & Knowledge

Minimum Year(s) of Experience: 3

Minimum Degree Required: Bachelors degree

Degree Preferred: Bachelors degree in Computer Science, Computer Engineering

Knowledge Preferred:

Demonstrates extensive knowledge and/or a proven record of success in roles performing software development which includes, but is not limited to, the following aspects of software development:

• Experience in Python with web application development with Django
• Experience in any modern Javascript framework. Angular experience is preferred but is not mandatory.
• Software configuration management including GIT, Maven, or similar
• Data structures and algorithms and object-oriented design
• Linux basic systems administration including ability to navigate OS, review system logs, review running processes and open network connections
• SQL and No-SQL database systems and development including knowledge of RDMS and usage of stored procedures
• Writing tests in development for Agile framework required (i.e. unit tests)
• Data driven analysis and the use of data to hypothesize the meaning of the data during the development process
• Agile software development model
• Google Cloud Platform, Amazon Web Services, or Azure (GCP and Azure preferred)
• Clear communication when writing, speaking and/or presenting to team, business and technology personnel

Skills Preferred:

Demonstrates extensive abilities and/or a proven record of success, as both an individual contributor and team member, identifying and addressing client needs in a consulting role, with experience in the following areas:

• Django development
• Javascript + any modern JS framework
• Google Cloud Platform or Azure Cloud Platform
• Message bus technology such as Google PubSub, Apache Kafka,or RabbitMQ
• Elasticsearch
• Postgresql or MySQL
• Design and implementation of REST API services
• OAuth, SAML 2.0
• Preparation and/or coordination of complex written documentation of code changes and the impact to forward deployed engineers and end users