Primary Responsibilities
Functional Responsibilities
- Collaborate with team members to design and develop software applications across multiple technologies.
- Partner with clients to understand their business needs and technical requirements.
- Use an Agile approach to iteratively deliver high-quality products.
Internal Responsibilities
- Problem-solvers with natural innovative and analytical skills.
- Excellent leaders with strong communication (written and verbal), interpersonal, and organizational skills.
- Able to efficiently manage multiple tasks and contribute in a fast-paced, team-oriented environment.
- Motivated to work with and learn a variety of technologies and tools.
Technical Requirements
Core Skills
- Strong Proficiency in Python 3:
- Coding best practices, modular design, and error handling.
- Familiarity with logging, configuration management, and writing reusable functions.
- Data Manipulation Libraries:
- pandas (for data wrangling, joins, reshaping).
- numpy (for numerical operations).
- Data Handling:
- Ability to work with SAP exports (e.g., flat files, Excel, or CSV generated from SAP).
- Ability to connect to SQL databases and import data using Python code.
Excel Integration
- Experience with the following libraries:
- openpyxl (Excel reading/writing).
- xlsxwriter (advanced formatting, multiple sheets).
- pandas .to_excel() (basic export).
- Ability to create custom Excel formats: headers, styles, formulas, pivots (if needed).
- Handling multiple output formats depending on the data type.
Development Workflow
- Version control using Git .
- Environment management with venv/conda and pip .
- Basic error handling and logging for production-ready scripts.
- Documentation and commenting for maintainability.
Additional Skills
- Thrive within a fast-paced, collaborative, Agile/Scrum project environment.
- Excellent team, organizational, and verbal/written communication skills.
- Experience mentoring junior team members and providing reviews.
- A commitment to inclusion and diversity, and openness to new ideas and perspectives.
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