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Knowledge of statistical analysis and programming languages (such as R/Stata, Python, SQL/Hive) Bachelor's, Master’s, or PhD in social sciences (e.g., Economics, Political Science, Sociology, Psychology, Communication), or in a quantitative field (e.g., Statistics, Informatics, Econometrics) with experience answering social questions.
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Proficient in at least one programming language such as Python, Java/Spring Boot, and. Proficiency in creating automation using Python, Terraform, or Ansible. Net; 5+ years applied experience in Python/Java.
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C#, Java, JS, Kotlin, Python, PHP, Golang). C#, Java, JS, Kotlin, Python, PHP, Golang) Automation of repetitive tasks using scripting languages (Bash, Python, NodeJs, Powershell, etc.
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Familiar with coding languages such as Python, Q, R, SQL, or VBA. Derivatives Trading and Structuring is responsible for the generation and facilitation of liquidity, as well as innovative product and trading solutions across a variety of Derivative products, including Equity Options (both exchange- listed and over the counter), Securitized Derivatives, and Convertible Bonds.
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Proficiency in SQL, Python, R, Apache Spark or similar product or language is a plus. Qualifications: 5+ years of pre-sales or consultant experience in data analytics, business intelligence, or data science, preferably in the software industry.
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Python; Evaluating Credit Exposure; Hedging risk; Open Source libraries and Linux C. Proficient using Boost and QuantLib Extend the Open Source Risk Engine Credit Risk, Hedging, Valuation Advanced degree in technical discipline (CS, Physics, Financial Engineering, etc.
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Our tech stack includes Python, MongoDB, AWS, Twilio, Datadog, Snowflake, and Looker. Good on the backend, with (at least a bit of) Python experience - we're almost all backend here, because voice products have no GUI.
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Perform analysis of power generating fleet using GADS and PI data using analytical tools such as Power BI, Tableau or Python. Qualifications/Skill and Abilities:•Bachelor of Science or Engineering, Masters in Business Administration•Minimum of ten years’ experience in technical support of a power plant, gas turbine, or support of processes within a large industrial environment•Thorough understanding of NYISO, NEISO and PJM Processing and procedures.
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Some of the skills/experience we would be looking for: Python, NumPy, PySpark, SciPy, pandas, scikit-learn, Investment Modeling, Value-at-Risk (VAR) Calculations, MySQL, SQL Server, HDF5, MongoBD, Red Hat Enterprise Linux (RHEL), Convexity Arbitrage, Asset Pricing, Financial Modeling, CUDA, NLP, Global Macro, Bloomberg Terminal, Git, Volatility Arbitrage, TensorFlow, Quantitative Research and Risk, Flask, Apache Spark, Scala.
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Thorough understanding of GADS, OSI PI, and or typical industry data collection and analysis tools. Overall understanding of Power Plant operations •Ability to effectively supervise, train and direct others (peers, employees, contractors/vendors) in an understandable, clear and consistent manner•Risk management - able to exercise good judgment on the utilization of sometimes limited resources.
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Strong experience with machine learning technology, such as: big data stack, Python, R, and visualization techniques. Extensive experience with, both traditional SQL and modern NoSQL data stores including SQL, and large-scale distributed systems such as Hadoop and or working in Snowflake/Databricks.
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You can write software beyond small scripts, and you are proficient in one (or more) of the following languages: Java, Javascript, Python. Java / Javascript / React / Typescript / Python / Postgres.
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Python, Java, Objective-C, Go, or Rust)4+ years of professional experience shipping user-facing features or productsExperience communicating and working across functions to proactively drive solutions While not required, it’s an added plus if you also have: Experience working on or leading development on a large web application.
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Keywords: architect manager director.net python java javascript angular react aws azure restful apis mvc docker maven jenkins soa kubernetes itil patterns. NET, Python, JavaScript, Angular, React, Node.js, AWS, Azure, etc.
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Strong programming skills in Python and SQL. - Familiarity with big data processing frameworks such as Apache Spark. Proficiency in Azure services such as Azure Data Lake Storage, Azure SQL Database, Azure Data Factory, Azure Synapse, and Azure Databricks.
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