Senior Python Developer

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. Originally posted on Himalayas