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David Careers

JavaScript/NodeJS Developer

Posted 5 days ago

esolutionsRidgefield Park (NJ)
Software DevelopersCustom Computer Programming Services

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Senior

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About the role

JavaScript/NodeJS Developer Budget: depends on level, Mid (4-8 yrs) MAX $11000/M, Senior(9+ yrs) MAX $14000 Contract Period: 1 year
Work location: 100 Challenger Road Ridgefield Park NJProject and Role Overview
We are developing an innovative AI-powered desktop application that leverages cutting-edge technologies to create a transformative user experience.
Key Responsibilities:
  • Architect and develop comprehensive Electron desktop application
  • Design intuitive, user-centric interfaces leveraging AI-driven insights
  • Implement robust Python backend API integration
  • Create responsive, secure application architecture
  • Translate complex mortgage workflow into elegant user interactions
  • Technical Requirements
Required Skills:
  • MUST have
  • Advanced Python backend API integration
  • Full-stack design and development capabilities
  • Mid or High-level (5+ yr) JavaScript/NodeJS advanced proficiency
  • Deep understanding of UI/UX design principles (HTML, CSS)
  • Modern web technologies (RESTful/GraphQL APIs)
  • Complex workflow interface design expertise
  • Experience in Client-Server architecture development
English-Korean bilingual communication skills for client communication and requirements gathering.

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