Security Automation Developer (Python, Flask, Django, SQL)

Our technology services client is seeking multiple Security Automation Developer (Python, Flask, Django, SQL) to join their team on a contract basis. These positions offer a strong potential for conversion to full-time employment upon completion of the initial contract period. Below are further details about the role: Role: Security Automation Developer Mandatory Skills: Python, Flask, Django, SQL Experience: 8+ Years Location: Pan India Notice Period: Immediate- 15 Days Job Description: We are seeking an Automation Developer to design and build scalable automation solutions using Python, Flask and Django. You will work closely with various teams to streamline operational workflows, develop internal tools and manage structured and unstructured data across SQL and NoSQL systems. Key Responsibilities: Develop automation scripts and internal tools using Python. Experience with Flask and Django for building and deploying web applications in a security context, including dashboards, reporting tools and security management interfaces. Design, develop and maintain SQL databases (e.g., MySQL, PostgreSQL) for data storage and analytics. Work with NoSQL databases such as MongoDB and Elasticsearch for handling dynamic and large-scale datasets. Create REST APIs for automation tool integration and backend services. Support tasks related to data preprocessing, analytics pipeline automation, and model deployment. Collaborate with stakeholders to identify automation opportunities and deliver custom solutions. Required Qualifications Strong hands-on experience in Python scripting and automation. Proficiency in Flask and Django web frameworks. Experience with SQL and NoSQL database design and management. Solid understanding of RESTful API development and integration. Familiarity with data engineering concepts and automation tools. Excellent problem-solving and software design skills. If you are interested, kindly share the updated resume to Sathwik@s3staff.com Show more Show less