The Sr. Tech Analyst is responsible for developing Angular, Python, and MongoDB applications in Azure. They will design and implement RESTful APIs, apply software design patterns and principles, and work collaboratively in an Agile environment. Advanced skills in Typescript, JavaScript, and familiarity with various UI frameworks are essential.
Job Description:
- Strong hands on experience in developing modern Angular, Python and MongoDB based applications in Azure.
- Advanced skills in Software Design using Patterns and SOLID principles.
- Experience in designing & implementing RESTful APIs
- Advanced knowledge in Typescript / JavaScript and other UI frameworks and libraries
- Must be comfortable working in an Agile environment
- Must have excellent analytical skills, communication and teamwork
- Experience in Bottle, Flask, Django, FastAPI etc will be a Plus
- Experience in RxJS, MobX/Redux will be a Plus
Top Skills
Angular
JavaScript
MongoDB
Python
Typescript
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