642 python English-speaking jobs in North Holland

Proficient in Python with experience in production-grade code and SQL.

We’re predominantly writing code in Go and Python. Experience with Kubernetes and Cloud systems.

Python, Matlab or R) First-class analytical skills A genuine interest in financial markets (no prior

You’re a full-stack engineer with at least 6 years of hands-on experience with Python and Django You

Proficiency in using data analysis tools such as Excel, SQL, or Python.

PHP or Python. A love for high quality work, overachieving customers’ expectations.

Some experience in performing predictive modeling and machine learning using programming languages (R, Python

Advanced knowledge of either SQL and Python is mandatory. ... Required data analysis experience using SQL and Python to interpret complex datasets, derive insights

Proficient knowledge in Python, SQL, Looker. ... Develop and scale supply chain optimization models using python, focusing on mode planning and maximizing

least one public cloud service provider (AWS, GCP) You have hands-on coding experience with Golang or Python

You have developed in-house models in advanced scripting languages (python, R, Matlab, etc) before.

You have the ability to write and maintain scripts written in Golang or Python.

offices, roles, and cultures You have the ability to write and maintain scripts written in Golang or Python

Stack: Experience in one or more of the following: TypeScript/Node/React/Python or a keen interest to

Reliability Engineering, SRE, or Production Support for mission-critical systems Basic programming skills in Python

Python, Matlab, or R) You thrive working in an environment where creativity, teamwork, and innovation

Strong programming skills (Python, C++, or Rust) and experience with low-latency systems.

Familiarity with python for quantitative research and data-oriented processing.

. - Experience with Python or other scripting languages is a plus.

excel at applying theoretical knowledge to practical challenges Coding is second nature to you, with Python