[Baypiggies] python job

[Dave Peticolas]

I'm a programmer at Lucasfilm, they have a python position open right now:


Position Title: Information Systems /Tools Programmer (Python)
Job Number: LCL00233
Department: Software Development
Reports To: Director, Information Systems
Division: Lucasfilm Entertainment Company Ltd.
Location: San Francisco, CA


Summary:

Develops tools and applications to assist productions and CG Resources
in managing resources, render processes and CG assets. Provides
support to individuals and groups using these tools.


Primary Responsibilities:

  Improves, develops, tests, maintains, and documents script libraries
  and large-scale applications for use by CG Resources and ILM
  Productions.

  Develops and distributes new systems and script releases and
  maintains relevant versions and libraries; assists with and follows
  up on integration.

  Receives requests and changes from Resources and
  Productions. Performs analysis, develops and integrates these
  changes into existing scripts and applications.

  Troubleshoots specific tools/applications issues with users and
  provides guidelines and assistance for all new development occurring
  outside the department.


Education, Experience and Skills:

  Bachelor's degree in Computer Science or other technical degree with
  4-6 years experience in a professional software development
  environment required.

  Demonstrated ability to serve as an effective contributor on mid to
  large scale development projects.

  Proficient in UNIX.

  Python experience required. Shell and scripting language such as TCL
  or perl WBN.

  Experience with computer graphics production a plus.

  SQL and database experience a must.

  Familiar with software development and Quality Assurance practices.

  Good communication and organization skills.


To Apply:

  If you or someone you know is interested in this position, please visit

    http://www.lucasfilm.com/employment/jobs

  or submit a resume directly at http://www.lucasfilm.com/employment/apply.