Full Stack Engineer
kaavSan Bruno (CA)
About the role
Full Stack Engineer (Node, React & GraphQL) Hybrid; would like them to sit in Sunnyvale (Need to be in Sunny or relo by day 1)
Duration:
12+ months2 Technical RoundsGLIDER: Node and ReactMust have exp:6+ years as a Full Stack Engineer (Emphasis on backend) Expert with NodeJSExpert with ReactS & Typescript GraphQL
Job Description:
- Expertise and hands-on experience in object-oriented programming
- Experience with Node
- Experience with TypeScriptExperience in developing highly scalable micro-services and optimized RESTful APIs using Node or TypeScriptExperience in Jest for unit testing application.
- Experience working with container-based technologies such as Docker or Kubernetes.
- Experience is BDD testing using Mockito.
- Experience in version control tools - Git.
- Experience in working in a collaborative environment using Agile SCRUM practices.
- Solid grasp of various software design patterns and distributed computing.
- Understanding of relational and non-relational database technologies (SQL and Cosmos DB), data modeling and RESTful web APIs.
- Experience in automated CI/CD workflow using tools such as Jenkins and GitHub.
- Experience of building GraphQL is a huge plus
- Experience working directly with Product, Business, Automation and other stake holders in delivering end to end product features.
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