Software Developer, Python and Data Applications (1921)

Software Developer, Python and Data Applications

SEC - Winder, GA 30680

Overview

Level: Early to Mid-Career

Position Type: Full-time

Education Level: 4 Year Degree or Equivalent Experience (bootcamp, on-the-job training, etc.)

About Southeast Culvert

Southeast Culvert Inc. operates on the biblical principle of being intentional about doing good. Our success is grounded in doing good for our customers, employees, suppliers, and the company itself by living out our core values.

Southeast Culvert was founded in 1981 on the promise to provide a quality drainage product at a reasonable price, when and where it is needed. This remains the core principle of how we run the business. Today, Southeast Culvert is the largest single site capacity culvert plant in the United States. We offer stormwater solutions for every need, and we are active members of PPI, NCSPA, and ASCE. In 2025, Southeast Culvert was named a mid-sized Engineering Employer of the Month. We support our community through contributions to schools, fire departments, churches, and the Shriners Children's Hospitals. Our mission is to build lasting relationships that better serve our customers and our community.

Role Title: Software Developer, Python and Data Applications

Mission: Maintain, extend, and build the internal software, data, and reporting tools that solve problems, increase productivity, and deliver value to the people who use them. Work under senior technical direction to follow defined standards while growing toward full ownership of the systems you build.

Roles and Objectives

• Use approved AI coding tools, such as Claude Code, within company standards to move faster without sacrificing quality.
• Maintain and enhance existing Python applications currently in production.
• Build new tools and reports based on the project pipeline and requirements gathered directly from departments across the company.
• Own the Power BI reporting estate, including scheduled refreshes, data models, and new report builds.
• Work with the SQL Server reporting database, including scheduled agent jobs, to support reporting needs.
• Support and maintain the desktop suite of estimating and pricing tools distributed as an installer.
• Manage scheduled automations that connect systems across multiple environments.
• Follow the shared way of working, including version control, separate environments, code review, and documentation.
• Work closely with departments across the business, including estimating and the plant floor, to gather first-hand requirements rather than working from a ticket queue alone.
• Maintain current documentation and a named backup of every system you own.
• Participate in regular code evaluation sessions and plan reviews, building toward independent ownership of the coding standards over time.
• Deliver a first fully supervised project through the complete pipeline within the first 90 days, then take ownership of the reporting estate.