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React + AI Developer

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tekfortunePrinceton (NJ)

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Job Description: Tekfortune is a fast-growing consulting firm specialized in permanent, contract & project-based staffing services for world s leading organizations in a broad range of industries. In this quickly changing economic landscape, virtual recruiting and remote work are critical for the future of work. To support the active project demands and skills gaps, our staffing experts can help you find the best job for you.
Role: React AI Developer Location: Remote Duration: 6 months Required Skills: react, AI Job Description: We are looking for a skilled React AI Developer to build modern, responsive UI applications integrated with AI capabilities. The ideal candidate should have strong React development experience along with hands-on knowledge of AI/ML integration and modern full-stack technologies.
Required Skills: Strong React.js, JavaScript/TypeScript, HTML/CSSModern UI/UX and responsive web developmentExperience integrating Generative AI / LLMs / AI APIsNode.js and REST API developmentExperience with Python is a plus Knowledge of AI frameworks, prompt engineering, or RAG is preferred Strong understanding of Git and Agile development For more information and other jobs available please contact our recruitment team at careers@tekfortune.com. To view all the jobs available in the USA and Asia please visit our website at https://www.tekfortune.com/careers/.

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