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1152 Full Stack Developer III

Posted 11 days ago

software technologyNorfolk (VA)

SENIORITY

Senior

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About the role

Senior Full Stack Developer (NodeJS)4+ years of experience in developing using NodeJS, JavaScript, and TypeScript. Proficiency in ES6/JavaScript and understanding of JavaScript design patterns, transpilers, and module bundlers. Expertise in server-side programming with Node.js. Expert knowledge in building cross-platform desktop applications. Experience in building offline-first applications - Progressive Web Apps. Experience in building cross-platform desktop apps using Electron. Huge plus: experience building Chrome kiosk apps and Chrome extensions. Sound knowledge of ECMAScript specification. Proficiency in integrating production-grade Node.js applications with REST endpoints and NoSQL/Graph DB engines. Proficiency in integrating production-grade Node.js applications with CI pipelines (git, Jenkins). Proficiency in deploying production-grade Node.js applications with continuous delivery. Familiarity with front-end development: HTML5, CSS3, and various frontend frameworks. Understanding of object-oriented programming, asynchronous, and functional programming. Robust debugging skills and knowledge of automated testing platforms and unit tests. Ability to work in an agile collaborative environment. Strong analytical skills, problem-solving aptitude, and good communications skills.

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