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Python Programer

SynergisticITBentonville, ARAdded 3d ago
Backend Engineer (Python, Django)
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Job Title Synergistic IT is a full-service staffing and placement firm servicing clients in America for the past 12+ years. We are dedicated towards fulfilling the IT needs of our clients. From staffing to full implementation of projects we provide the highest quality IT Services. We intend to deliver exceptional student outcome. We don't just help you secure a tech job but build a solid career in technology. Job Description Should know how to work in large varieties of libraries, frameworks, and modules. Duck typing, string, tuple and Lambda knowledge required. Worked on Django model, CBV, Django CRUD operation. Django framework required. Skills Required Python. It should come as no surprise that you need to know Python. Web Frameworks. Object Relational Mapping. AI and Machine Learning. Front-end technologies. Communication Skills. Know the classes of SCALA, Traits of SCALA, and Collection of SCALA Education Requirement Bachelors, Masters in Computer Science/ Computer Engineering/ Information Systems/Information Technology/ Electrical Engineering/ Mechanical Engineering. Benefits On Job Technical support E- verified Help to get H1b Employer Full time position Candidate who are missing the required skills, might be provided an option to enhance their skills, so that they can also apply for the role and can make a career in IT industry. If you do respond via e-mail, please include a daytime phone number so that we can reach you. In considering candidates, time is of the essence, so please respond ASAP. Thank you

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