Architect Python/GIS Id-1163

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Responsibilities
• Design, develop, and release Python solutions to address business needs Provide architectural blueprints and technical leadership to our development team Evaluate and recommend frameworks, technologies, and processes to ensure the highest quality product platform Senior-level code review Mentor and cross-train engineers in Python development and best practices Produce detailed specifications.
• Document design specifications and application architecture. Troubleshoot, maintain the core product software and databases and suggest improvements to ensure strong optimization.
• Contribute to all phases of the development lifecycle. Follow technology best practices. Develop and deploy new features to facilitate related procedures and tools, if necessary. Additional Information/Specifics Highly effective and thrive in a dynamic environment - Comfortable with proactive outward communication and technical leadership and positive about accepting challenges.
• Good experience in developing high performing geo-spatial solutions. Experience with Agile methodologies and systems such as Scrum, Kanban Experience in architecting microservice based enterprise solutions using Python or other technologies such as .NET. Experience in technical leading and mentoring team members and set up effective practices. Good understanding of DevOps concepts and follow best practices.

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