Sr Full Stack Engineer
kaavSeattle (WA)
About the role
Senior Engineer Our client is looking for a highly-collaborative Senior Engineer to join the Marketing Menu Board team to build out our Menu and Signage Management Solution. The team is currently building a toolset to enable our marketers to build Menu and Signage structures that are used by mobile and web teams to enable customers to discover and purchase their food & beverage products. This engineer will assist in design and development of the full-stack solution, but with a focus on frontend and user interaction. Required
Skills:
React, Javascript, .Net, PostgresSQL, MongoDBJob DutiesBe a highly active and leading participant in all scrum ceremonies and instrumental in the delivery of the strategic roadmap. Help define project scope & specifications, and estimate resources required to develop the solutions. Ensure that specifications and requirements are clearly articulated to the development teams and monitor timelines & progress. Propose architecture and technical solutions. Delivery of well-designed, high-quality, fully functional, properly tested features, fixes, and enhancements. Responsible for the full software development lifecycle and support. Define and document best practices and strategies regarding application deployment and infrastructure maintenance. Support continuous improvement by investigating alternatives and new technologies and presenting these for architectural review. Troubleshooting and debugging to optimize performance. Complete and participate in all Testing cycles. Provide subject matter expertise and direction, guidance, and support on complex engagements.
Job Requirements:
7+ years experience engineering experience 5+ years experience front end engineering using React, JavaScript, CSS, Node. JS 3+ years experience with.
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