[Texas] ZeOmega openings for Python developers

[Brad Allen]

Hello,

My employer, ZeOmega, is in a strong growth phase and would like to
expand the team of developers in our Frisco, TX office. It's a great
opportunity for developers in the DFW area who want to work in a
Python-based environment. Please check out the job descriptions below,
and send your resume to dallasjobs at zeomega.com.

* Lead Integration Engineer -- An advanced developer with solid
programming skills who will primarily work on building Python software
integration components, which could involve a variety of different
kinds of interfaces with external software systems. Python experience
is a major plus, but not necessarily a pre-requisite if applicant has
strong experience in other relevant areas such as XML/XSD, Websphere
MQ, 0mq, web services (SOAP and/or REST), Java, .NET, or healthcare
industry data formats (such as X12 EDI, HL7, and CCD). Applicant would
be expected to quickly learn Python and utilize it as the primary
language. Experience with healthcare industry data formats (HIPAA X12,
HL7, CCD) or EDI experience in general is a plus, but not a
requirement.

* Integration Solutions Architect -- An advanced Python developer with
solid programming skills, responsible for designing specific
integration solutions. This would involve splitting time between
writing and reviewing Python code, engaging in requirements
discussions, and designing solutions. It would also involve educating
and negotiating on matters of design with both internal and external
project managers, business analysts, subject matter experts,
architects, and developers.

* Integration Support Engineer -- Entry level position for Python
beginners with strong communication skills able to learn quickly and
troubleshoot customer support issues, fixing bugs, and potentially
implementing enhancements. Familiarity with Python and RDBMS systems
such as MSSQL and Oracle would be a plus. This is a great opportunity
to gain mentoring from peers in a team of experienced Python
developers and DBAs.