Python code is stereotyped to be unmaintainable as its volume stacks up. In order to make the code clean and maintainable, it is a best practice to follow a standard style guide like PEP 8. But, it is difficult to maintain the proper coding convention proposed by such style guides in a large code base without the use of any code analysis tools. Pylint (developed by Sylvain Thénault et. al.) is a static code analysis tool that helps enforce proper coding convention in Python by detecting code smells and violations of proposed standards. On this poster, I will present how Pylint can be used to ensure a clean and maintainable Python code.