Sr Analyst II Software Engineering

Job Description:

Required

·    C# and .NET Core: Expertise in C# and .NET Core, with demonstrated experience developing enterprise systems and working with relational and NoSQL databases, including MySQL and Microsoft SQL Server.

·    Python: Strong knowledge of Python and experience with Python frameworks.

·    Cloud ETL: Experience with any cloud ETL platform and data integration processes that extract data from multiple sources, transform it into a structured format, and load it into a target system. AWS Glue and Apache Spark are examples.

·    AWS: Solid understanding of AWS cloud services and integration, including services such as Lambda and DynamoDB.

·    Web services: Solid understanding of SOAP, REST, and Web API-based service protocols.

·    Messaging: Experience with integration using any message broker and an understanding of event-based systems, including publish/subscribe, event streaming, loosely coupled architectures, and asynchronous integrations.

·    Observability: Awareness of and hands-on experience using any observability platform for monitoring, logging, metrics, traces, anomaly detection, and troubleshooting.

·    Version control: Knowledge of Git.

Preferred/Nice to Have

·    Experience with Django, Flask, or FastAPI.

·    Experience with Amazon Neptune.

·    Experience with Java.

·    Exceptional triage and situational analysis skills for production support.

·    Effective verbal and written communication skills.

·    Airline domain knowledge is a plus.

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