Notes : Only local Candidates preffered.
Job Title : Release Engineer
Location : Houston, TX
Job Type : Contract (Hybrid)
Job Description :
We are seeking a skilled and experienced Software Engineer contractor to join our team for a critical code refactoring project. This role will focus on facilitating the migration of our tech stack from R to Python, rebuilding key analytical tools to accelerate adoption and simplify the productionization process. This is a 4 6-month contract position.
What you'll do in this role :
- Refactor and simplify the productionization pipeline for our analytical tools to improve efficiency, reduce complexity, and drive broader adoption within the organization.
- Analyse and understand the existing R codebase and its functionality to ensure a faithful and improved migration to Python.
- Translate complex logic and algorithms from R into clean, efficient, and well-documented Python code.
- Design, develop, and implement new, fully integrated end-to-end data and modelling pipelines using Python and modern system design best practices.
- Write comprehensive unit, integration, and regression tests to ensure the reliability, accuracy, and performance of the new Python codebase.
- Engage in rigorous code reviews with peers to maintain high standards of code quality, readability, and maintainability.
- Create and maintain clear technical documentation for the new systems and processes to ensure a smooth handover to the full-time team.
- Identify, diagnose, and resolve bugs and performance bottlenecks in the new Python applications and data pipelines.
Qualifications :
Bachelor's Degree in Software Engineering or Quantitative field (Software Engineering, Data Engineering, Math, Stats, Data Science)Strong proficiency in Python is requiredFamiliarity with R and SQL is requiredAt least 4 years of professional programming experience in PythonExperience designing and building data-intensive solutions.Experience with Kubernetes / KFP, distributed compute / Dask Operator, and Web API development is a plus.