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David Careers

Lead Full Stack Developer

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prolytxHouston (TX)
Software DevelopersCustom Computer Programming Services

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$93,600 - 114,400 per year

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About the role

Salary: $93,600 - 114,400 per year
Requirements: Bachelors degree in Computer Science, Engineering, or a related field (four-year B.S.)5–10 years of full-stack development experienceProficiency in C# or .NET and AngularStrong experience with Web APIsDatabase development and integration skills, using SQL or an equivalentKnowledge of CSS and modern front-end practices (recommended)U.S. citizenship, as required by project requirementsFamiliarity with Azure cloud services (nice to have) Experience with third-party UI controls and components, such as DevExtreme (nice to have) Exposure to UX best practices (nice to have)
Responsibilities: Develop, test, and deploy full-stack web applications using Angular and .NET (C#)Design and use Web APIs for scalable, secure integrationsCollaborate with UI/UX developers to create modern, seamless interfacesWork with databases on data modeling, queries, and integrationsContribute to architectural decisions and design discussionsParticipate in Agile workflows, including planning, code reviews, and retrospectivesLead a small development team of approximately 6–8 people
Technologies: AngularAzureC#CloudCSSSQLWebUX UI DesignASP.NETFullstack More: We are expanding our team and seeking a Full Stack Developer (C#/Angular) who enjoys building robust applications, solving complex challenges, and collaborating with others. This is a full-time role with pay of $45–$55 per hour and benefits including a 401(k), matching contributions, AD&D, dental, health and vision insurance, and paid time off. The position is hybrid remote in Houston, Texas. last updated 45 week of 2026

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