Full Stack / Application Developer
globalsource itPhoenix (AZ)
About the role
Full/Stack Application Developer – React / Node.js / Azure*U.S. citizenship is required for this position due to applicable government contract requirements*We’re looking for a mid-level Application Developer to join a US-based development team supporting and building enterprise supply chain applications. What they’re looking for:5–7 years of software development experience Strong React, Node.js, JavaScript/TypeScript development experience Experience building REST APIs, dashboards, and data-intensive web applications Strong SQL/data analysis skills – complex queries, identifying data gaps/quality issues, and recommending solutions Working knowledge of Microsoft Azure, Git, and CI/CD using Azure DevOps or GitHubExperience troubleshooting and providing production/L3 application support Comfortable collaborating with US stakeholders and offshore development teams
Nice to have:
- Azure Databricks, PySpark, Spark SQL, or Delta LakeOracle EBS, SOA, APEX, OTM, or Agile PLMPythonSupply chain application experience
- Azure Monitor / Application Insights
- Jira, Service
- Now, or ITIL experience
This is a hands-on development role combining modern React/Node.js application development, SQL/data work, Azure/Databricks integration, and production support.
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