Full Stack Developer IV
Full Stack Developer IV
Posted 3 days ago
SENIORITY
Lead
About the role
- 5+ years of Full Stack Experience
- Experience with backend libraries/frameworks like Java/Groovy, Python, Spring, Spock, Gradle, etc
- Experience with modern front-end libraries/frameworks like React, Node, Express, Angular, Material UI, etc
- Solid technical communication skills with business partners and other engineer teams
- Experience using version control systems such as Git
- Experience with bug tracking software such as Jira
- Experience in test-driven development practices, pair programming, continuous integration and deployment practices
- Experience with analytical models and data-driven technical solutions
- Experience in understanding and implementing different integration/security patterns
- Experience with relational and nosql DBs like Postgres, Mongo, Cassandra, SQL Server.
- Experience with development, deployment and maintaining Cloud Infrastructure (AWS, Azure, Google) Skills Overview What are the top five skills and number of years of experience required to perform this job?
- 5+ years of Full Stack Experience
- Experience with backend libraries/frameworks like Java/Groovy, Python, Spring, Spock, Gradle, etc
- Experience with modern front-end libraries/frameworks like React, Node, Express, Angular, Material UI, etc
- Solid technical communication skills with business partners and other engineer teams
- Experience using version control systems such as GitWhat are some preferred/nice to have skills the manager is looking for? Hands on Developer, working with team and intra team
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