[Chicago] Direct PERM Python Developer position for you in downtown Chicago

[Brent Woodruff]

 Hello Chicago Python Users Group:

 I have a direct PERM Python Developer opportunity.  This position is
located in downtown Chicago near both Union and Ogilvie Train Stations.
This client is one of the more innovative companies in downtown Chicago.

Here is the job description:
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 *Title:*  Python Developer - *Direct PERM*

*RESPONSIBILITIES:*
· Developer Python web-based applications
· Develop test framework for testing a distributed services layer to ensure
functionality and stability (Java, HTTPUnit and/or JUnit)
· Develop and execute test suites utilizing said framework
· Gather and define requirements for building third party simulator(s) as
well as intermediary steps to get there
· Analyze and troubleshoot issues and tests
· Develop effective and efficient automation test strategies
· Participation in developing formal automation testing strategy and plan
· Defect management
· Providing recommendations / suggestions for improving automated testing
efficiency
· Manage and mentor others on framework and test practices

*QUALIFICATIONS: *
· Hands-on experience designing & developing Java applications
· Experience with Python or Ruby
· Travel industry and/or web experience a plus.
· Rails or Django a plus
· XML, JSON

*EDUCATION:*
· BS, CS or relevant, related experience.
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If you are interested in hearing more about this opportunity, please contact
me ASAP and send me your updated resume.

 Thank you and I look forward to hearing from you.

Sincerely,


*Brent Woodruff*

*Professional Recruiter
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Apex Systems, Inc.
161 N. Clark St.
Suite 3550

Chicago, IL  60601

Office:  (312) 212-5673

Toll Free:  (866) 485-2739

Fax:  (312) 212-5674

bwoodruff at apexsystemsinc.com

www.apexsystemsinc.com
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