Python Developer
Masterpeace Solutions, Ltd.
Fort Meade, MD, United States
6 days ago
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Role details
Contract type
Permanent contract
Employment type
Full-time (> 32 hours)
Experience level
Expert
Experience required
8 years minimum
Working hours
Regular working hours
Job source
Tech stack
Confluence
JIRA
C++ (Programming Language)
Computer Networks
Customer Data Management
Python (Programming Language)
Network Protocols
Parsing
Jupyter Notebook
Apache Spark
Gitlab
Git
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Information Technology
Job description
Develop parsing and processing of network protocols to populate customer data repositories. Prototype and develop analytic workflows to automate tasks such as profiling network traffic/activity and detecting/alerting based on network changes.
Requirements
- Bachelor’s degree in Computer Science, plus 8 years of relevant experience
- Proficiency in Python, C++, and Spark.
- Experience with Jupyter Notebooks, JIRA, Confluence, and Git/Gitlab.
- Understanding of ASDF and TCLD.
- Knowledge of XKEYSCORE/ABYSS fingerprints.
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