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SQL/Python Developer - NY ( Hybrid 3 days onsite)

  • Job type Posted on: Jul 11, 2026
  • Experience level Georgia IT Inc
  • Employment type New York, New York
  • Employment type Onsite
  • Salary Full-time

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Job Title :

SQL/Python Developer - NY ( Hybrid 3 days onsite)

Job Type :

Full-time

Job Location :

New York New York United States

Remote :

No

Jobcon Logo Job Description :

SQL/Python Developer Location: NY (Hybrid 3 days onsite) Rate: DOE Skills: Java, Python, SQL, information technology, programming, programming languages, query language, software development Primary skills: Strong SQL (stored procedures, query optimization, performance tuning) Python Role Desc: Hands-on engineer who can analyze and optimize complex SQL code and stored procedures Contribute to gradual modernization and refactoring Understand legacy Java code and help define migration approaches to Python

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Posted:

Jul 11, 2026

Reference Number:

14660_71C6E157577BD34A154A5277168AA66F

Employment:

Full-time

Salary:

Not Available

City:

New York

Job Origin:

APPCAST_CPC

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SQL/Python Developer Location: NY (Hybrid 3 days onsite) Rate: DOE Skills: Java, Python, SQL, information technology, programming, programming languages, query language, software development Primary skills: Strong SQL (stored procedures, query optimization, performance tuning) Python Role Desc: Hands-on engineer who can analyze and optimize complex SQL code and stored procedures Contribute to gradual modernization and refactoring Understand legacy Java code and help define migration approaches to Python

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