Data Development & Analysis

Python is one of the most versatile and fastest-growing programming languages in the world, which translates to a thriving and fast-growing job market.

Python is a very popular open-source platform, which means it is available in the public domain for anyone to use. Python is a high-level language that is very flexible and adaptable, allowing users to modify and create their own unique versions to do specific tasks. Python is frequently used to create algorithms for sorting through and analysing huge amounts of data collected by businesses and organisations across the world. It is particularly prevalent because it is easy to use and portable.

Primarily, Python Developers code, design and deploy applications in Python. They may also be responsible for debugging code, creating systems capable of integrating etc. As represented by the aforementioned diverse job titles, Python Development is not an isolated role with singular objectives; instead typically relating to the world of Big Data. Day to day, a Python Developer could work with data collection, providing key insights to decision-makers, web development or scripting, or designing a framework for new code, building new tools and creating websites. 

Python code is more like ‘human language’ than code written to control machines and can be converted into machine code through ‘interpreter software’. Python code can be moved between projects and organisations even if different hardware is used which has huge potential for efficiency and collaboration. Aside from the simple syntax, core strengths of Python include powerful libraries and support from other users, as Python integrates well with other open-source platforms used in Big Data like Spark, Hadoop etc.

The powerful libraries that exist within Python offer key extensions to functionality that can be created in programmes written in Python. This means Python can create powerful, versatile tools and algorithms designed at manipulating large volumes of data that come with Big Data initiatives. Therefore, Python is great for creating scalable systems and has been used in much of the back end data processing functions of Google, Youtube and Facebook.

The world of Python development does not purely consist of developing applications in Python. Python Developer roles vary greatly depending on a number of factors, with Python Web Developer, Software Engineer, Automation Test Engineer, Data Analyst, Data Scientist and Machine Learning Engineer roles all incorporating aspects of Python Development. With advances in modern technology, these roles are all growing exponentially.

Job prospects for an accomplished Python Developer are vast. With strong skills in Python, you can find opportunities in web development, data science, machine learning, web scraping and more.

Whether you’re a recent graduate looking to enhance your skills, or an established Python Developer seeking your next challenge, contact one of our specialist consultants today to help you find the Python Developer role for you.

Sydney, Australia. The capital city of New South Wales and the most populous city in Australia and Oceania. Sydney is an ever-sunny, vibrant city known for its iconic Opera House, harbour, beaches and exciting food, entertainment and arts scene.

If the weather wasn’t enough of a pull factor, Sydney has so much to offer. Whether you’re an avid foodie, a nature lover or enjoy culture and nightlife, Sydney is an incredibly versatile city with something for all.

As of 2020, the most 'in-demand’ job in Australia was Software Developer, followed by an IT business and systems analyst. Information, technology and science technology jobs are in a surplus across Sydney and New South Wales, and salaries for tech jobs in Sydney are high.

Australia’s largest capital city is also home to the biggest technology hub in the country. Coined ‘Australia Tech Central’, the tech hub has received a $48.2 million investment from the New South Wales government, with hopes to attract industry-leading tech innovators and entrepreneurs to set up shop at the tech hub.

As Australia continues to recover from the pandemic, Australia Tech Central will be more important than ever in leveraging Sydney to becoming one of the world’s leading technology cities. Co-CEO Scott Farquhar explained the motivation behind creating the hub was attracting talent, creating jobs, ideas and innovation, wanting to create a technology precinct that was home to thousands of workers with the best new ideas. The hub will hope to support niche tech markets and wants to aim for 14% more than that of Silicon Valley.