Python Developers / Engineers

Location: Redwood City
Posted on: November 20, 2024

Job Description:

MODIS is in search of a Python Developers of ALL SKILL LEVELS for a client located in Redwood City. The ideal candidate will join a team of engineers to help cultivate internal tools and applications, work closely with developers in supporting new applications features, services launches and manage application using automated deployment tools. Monitor, support and deploy our multi-tenant solutions. Candidates should have knowledge or experience to develop or code (not a scripter) and MUST have a GITHUB link –OR- Code Samples to share, if possible.
 
Ideal Qualifications:
• 4+ years building Django/Python  Applications.
• Hands-on experience with managing large, reliable, scalable infrastructure.
• Experience in build, deploy, troubleshooting and maintaining web services.
• Experience and expert in Python.
• Experience in Build tools like Make, ANT, Maven or Rake.
• Experience in any of the deployment tools like Saltstack, Puppet Ansible, or Chef.
• Experience in Build Automation tools like Jenkins, BuiltBot or CruiseControl.
• Excellent written and verbal communication skills with ability to communicate technical issues to nontechnical and technical audiences.
• Bachelors degree in Computer Engineering or Computer Science.
 
 
This is a Direct Hire Opportunity and will include the following Benefits and Perks:
• Catered lunch 4 days a week
• Amply stocked kitchen
• Billiards, table tennis, foosball, and Xbox (complete with Rocksmith and electric guitar)
• Weekly on-site chair massages (performed by a professional)
• Monthly Tidemark happy hours, plus the annual Summer Picnic and Holiday Party
• On-site facilities including gym, basketball court, and electric car charging stations
• Co-workers that you'll actually be happy to see at work every day!
• And, of course, plenty of indoor scooter and skateboard parking
 

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