Python Developer
Morgan Stanley1 day ago
Budapest, HungaryStaff+
Responsibilities
- Deliver complex projects and features from design and development through testing, deployment, and production support.
- Develop and maintain primarily Python-based platform services while contributing to Angular and React front ends.
- Design and optimize relational databases, including schemas, query performance, and data quality.
- Own releases and deployments, including CI/CD pipelines, SDLC controls, and change management.
- Support production systems through incident management, root cause analysis, bug fixes, and continuous improvement.
- Improve application performance, maintainability, observability, documentation, and operational excellence.
- Collaborate with engineers, technical leads, and cross-functional teams on scalable and reliable software solutions.
- Use AI-assisted software development tools responsibly throughout the development lifecycle.
Requirements
- Demonstrated experience implementing features and owning them end to end through production.
- Solid understanding of software design principles, design patterns, and clean, maintainable code.
- Working knowledge of basic system design, including components, APIs, and data flows.
- Ability to optimize and refactor code to improve performance and reduce technical debt.
- Understanding of beneficial and appropriate AI use in the software development lifecycle.
- Comfort working across backend, frontend, and database technologies.
- Experience with Python, relational databases, version-control workflows, automated testing, and software delivery practices.
Benefits
- Morgan Stanley offers comprehensive employee benefits and perks, employee and family support, diversity and inclusion programs, and opportunities for internal mobility.
- Flexible working arrangements are available; the posting identifies the role as hybrid.
About Morgan Stanley
Morgan Stanley is a global financial services firm that provides investment banking, sales and trading, wealth management, and investment management to corporations, governments, institutions, and individuals. It earns fees, commissions, and interest and trading income across advisory, underwriting, brokerage, and asset management businesses. Founded in 1935 and headquartered in New York, the public company operates in more than 40 countries through thousands of offices, including a large U.S. wealth management franchise.