As an Application Developer you will be responsible for designing building and configuring applications to meet business process and application requirements using Python. Your typical day will involve working with Oracle Procedural Language Extensions to SQL (PLSQL) and collaborating with crossfunctional teams to deliver impactful datadriven solutions. Key Responsibilities Design and implementation of end to end with Python in AWS environment. Develop node.js and python code in AWS environment. Create an inspiring team environment with an open communication culture.(For Leads) Monitor team performance and report on metrics (For leads) Discover training needs and provide coaching (For leads) Architecting pilots and proofsofconcept effort to spur innovation. Working in all stages of the development lifecycle Automation of manual data object creation and test cases (For Leads) Ask smart questions collaborate team up take risks and champion new ideas (For Leads) Job Description/Skills: Strong handson experience in solutioning AWS components. Experience in CI/CD and DevOps pipeline Experience in DevOps Tools and development model Develop node.js and python code in AWS environment. Experience working in AWS components (Step Function Lambda EventBridge S3 SNS SQS RDS Glue IAM VPC Secret Manager CloudWatch DynamoDB) Experience in with different workflows of version control like git / bit bucket Experience in code coverage and fixing sonar issues Good knowledge of CI/CD pipelines using AWS/OpenShift Good to have front end UI experience with react JS / Angular Minimum 1 Experience in Agile methodology Deep understanding of database concepts and design for SQL (primarily) and NoSQL (secondarily) schema design optimization scalability etc. Good experience with git software version control and good understanding of code branching strategies and organization for code reuse Additional Information: The candidate should have a minimum of 7.5 years of experience in Python. The ideal candidate will possess a strong educational background in computer science or a related field.