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Job Role: React Developer
Job Location: Charlotte, NC (Hybrid)
Mode of Hiring: Full-Time - Permenent
Job Description: We are looking for an experienced React.js Developer to design, develop, and maintain scalable, responsive, and high-performance web applications. The ideal candidate should have strong expertise in React.js, JavaScript, TypeScript, frontend technologies, API integration, and database connectivity.
Roles & Responsibilities: Develop and maintain responsive web applications using React.js. Build reusable UI components and frontend libraries. Work with JavaScript (ES6+), TypeScript, HTML5, and CSS3.Implement state management using Redux, Context API, or other relevant tools. Integrate RESTful APIs and backend services. Work with databases such as PostgreSQL, MySQL, SQL Server, or MongoDB.Write optimized SQL queries and perform database operations when required. Optimize application performance and improve user experience. Troubleshoot, debug, and resolve application issues. Collaborate with backend developers, UI/UX designers, QA, and DevOps teams. Required Technical SkillsStrong experience with React.js and React Hooks. Proficiency in JavaScript (ES6+) and TypeScript. Strong knowledge of HTML5, CSS3, and responsive design. Experience with Redux, Redux Toolkit, or Context API.Experience integrating REST APIs and JSON.Good understanding of SQL and database concepts. Experience with PostgreSQL, MySQL, SQL Server, or MongoDB.Familiarity with Git, GitHub, or Bitbucket. Knowledge of debugging and frontend performance optimization.

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