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David Careers

Full Stack Developer (React/Node/AWS)

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nexxtEast Newark (NJ)
Software DevelopersComputer Systems Design Services

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Senior

SALARY

$55 - $63 per hour

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About the role

Full Stack Developer (React.js / Node.js / AWS) Newark, NJ | Hybrid | Right to HireAbout the RoleJoin a large financial firm in Newark, NJ as a Full Stack DeveloperBuild responsive, scalable applications across the full stack using React.js, Node.js, and AWSRight to hire opportunity with a path to a full-time positionPosition DetailsLocation: Newark, NJ
Work Arrangement: Hybrid, 3 days per week in officeEmployment Type: Right to HirePay$55 - $63 per hour on W2, based on experienceNo C2CRequired Skills and ExperienceFrontend DevelopmentStrong hands-on experience with React.js, including hooks, state management, and component-based architectureProven ability to build responsive, scalable user interfacesBackend DevelopmentSolid backend development experience using Node.js (Express or NestJS) Strong RESTful API design skillsProficiency in JavaScript and TypeScript across frontend and backendExperience designing and integrating REST and GraphQL APIsExperience working with microservices architecturesCloud and DevOpsHands-on experience with AWS services such as EC2, S3, API Gateway, and LambdaWorking knowledge of Docker containerization and deployment to AWS ECS or EKSExperience with CI/CD pipelines and automated deployments in AWS environmentsUnderstanding of cloud infrastructure concepts, including VPC, IAM, load balancing, and auto scalingData and MonitoringProficiency with databases such as PostgreSQL, MongoDB, or other NoSQL platformsExperience with query optimizationExperience with monitoring and logging tools such as CloudWatch

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