Junior Python DeveloperKudu Dynamics is Leidos owned company, forged out of a decade of experience in computer network operations and staffed with talent who have built, overseen, and enhanced capabilities throughout the entire USG arsenal. Our team of hackers and engineers have experience spanning centuries of research, development, and operations missions - across desktop, mobile, IoT, and embedded platforms. Kudu Dynamics, a Leidos company is uniquely qualified to anticipate tomorrow's threats and build the next generation of capabilities.Minimum Requirements:US citizenship with TS/SCI and counter-intelligence polygraph clearance1–3 years of experience in Python developmentBachelor's degree in computer science, software engineering, computer engineering, or related fieldExperience scripting in Python and shell scriptingFamiliarity with Git/GitLab version control and CI/CD conceptsBasic understanding of REST APIs and web applicationsFamiliarity with Linux environments and command line toolsExperience with PostgreSQL or similar databasesExposure to containerization technologies such as DockerAbility to troubleshoot software issues in a collaborative environmentStrong willingness to learn new technologies and mission domainsSelf-starter requiring moderate supervisionIntelligent, proactive, and driven to achieve resultsSpecific Duties:Develop and maintain Python-based backend services and toolingSupport troubleshooting and bug fixing across development and test environmentsAssist with API integrations and data processing workflowsWrite and maintain unit/integration testsSupport CI/CD pipeline improvements and automation effortsParticipate in Agile Scrum ceremonies and sprint activitiesCollaborate with senior developers and DevOps engineersAssist with onboarding technical documentation and user supportIf you're looking for comfort, keep scrolling.
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