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Christy Media Solutions
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5 months ago
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Application Software Engineer - Graduate - Mid level

As a Python Developer, you'll be part of a collaborative DataOps team, working closely with the Backend Engineering Lead. Your main job will be coding and integrating with the core platform services while helping develop, deploy, and maintain our cloud platform. You’ll also work with other teams to provide data for reporting, recommendations, and analytics. What You'll Do: Design: Build solutions to meet user needs, with clear estimates of effort and risk. Code: Improve and maintain the existing codebase, writing high-quality and sustainable code. Review & Test: Review others’ code, write tests, debug issues, and ensure everything works well. Deploy: Help with deployment processes to make sure everything runs smoothly in production. Improve: Suggest improvements to our development process and tools. You'll work to meet deadlines, collaborate with teammates, and deliver great software. You’ll also help coach junior team members and assist clients with onboarding their data. What You Need: Must-Have: Proficiency in Python (OOP and scripting) AWS Serverless Experience Good communication skills Experience with Git, testing tools (Postman, Locust), and CI/CD (GitHub Actions, CircleCI) Nice-to-Have: Experience with ElasticSearch, SQL, React/TypeScript Familiarity with data science and analytics tools (Tableau, PowerBI) You’ll also support clients by helping them get their data onto the platform and fixing any issues that pop up. This is a hybrid role with two days a week in the Bath office.

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