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Intermediate Full Stack Developer-Canada

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zortech solutionsDenver (CO)

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About the role

Intermediate Full Stack Developer
Location: Remote/Canada
Duration: 6+ Months
Job Description
What you'll do:
  • Create and maintain modern web and mobile applications based in React, with a microservice backend
  • Collaborate with team members and other groups as part of a multi-disciplinary agile team (Product, Delivery, UX/UI, DevOps, Architecture, Infra, QA)
  • Support software architecture design through research and tech spikes as needed
  • Maintenance activities, continuous enhancements and on-going issue resolution
  • Participate in design and code reviews, sprint planning and retros
  • Assist with estimating and breaking down components into individual work items, project and release planning, and deployments
  • How will this help my career?
  • Learn how a professional product firm in healthcare works, including agile development, cross-functional collaboration with QA, Product, DevOps, Cloud, Security, UX, Clinical, and others.
  • Deepen your experience with dev tooling including git, swagger, Visual Studio, etc.
  • Lay the foundation for a career in health including an understanding of compliance and regulatory requirements.
Qualifications: A degree in Computer Science, Engineering or equivalent, or similar industry experience Deep understanding of fundamentals including OOP, design patterns, REST/web services, software architecture and coding best practices 4+ years of experience either in web front-end (React, Angular, TypeScript, Bootstrap), or full stack (Java, C#, Node.js, python, etc.) and databases (MySQL, SQL Server, MongoDB, etc.)Familiarity with tooling like Nuget, git and swagger/Open APIA hunger to learn, with the ability to flourish in a fast-paced, high-growth, entrepreneurial environment Great-to-haves: Experience with AWS or Microsoft Azure Commits to open source projects or significant side projects (send us your github handle!)Knowledge of security, DevOps, or enterprise architecture (EDA, API Gateway, etc.

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