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We are looking for a Senior Python Engineer to join Arion's team!
Our remote Tech Tribe team is expanding and is seeking a skilled Senior Python Engineer to join us. If you thrive in a fast-paced, collaborative environment and appreciate leveraging your team's expertise to deliver high-quality solutions, this role might be for you!
- Promote teamwork, research cutting-edge technology, and support a vibrant innovative work atmosphere.
Professional Qualifications
- Able to code back-end systems with Python (or other server-based programming languages).
- Experience with FastAPI is preferred. 3 years experience in Python development strongly preferred.
- Real-world experience supporting relational or non-relational database/storage systems in production. Solid experience with at least one relational database technology.
- Ability to problem solve and drive projects with loosely defined requirements, working with the business stakeholders to translate business needs into solid data architecture.
- At least 2 year's experience designing data pipelines, microservices architecture and/or serverless lambda based solutions.
- Demonstrated engineering-first mindset to solving problems in an agile team
- Experience with cloud infrastructure services such as AWS (preferred)
- BS in Computer Science or related experience.
Nice to Have:
- Experience with data orchestration tools such as Airflow or DBT.
- Experience with containerized workloads. (Docker or Kubernetes)
We welcome applications from candidates in Argentina, Colombia, Brazil, Peru, and Uruguay.
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