Senior Application Developer

Posted 4 days ago

global channel managementEast Boston (MA)

Software DevelopersCustom Computer Programming Services

SENIORITY

Senior

About the role

Senior Application Developer Boston, Massachusetts, United States$ 83.00 - 84.00 (US Dollar)About the Job Senior Software Developer needs 5+ years of software development experience Senior Software Developer requires:Strong knowledge of Java Script framework Strong experience with Node.js Strong experience with Angular Strong problem-solving skills Experience with developing restful APIsExperience with developing unit tests Experience with Relational and NoSQL data design patterns Nice to Have Skills:iOS or Android development experience Web application development experience Experience:Software Development: 5 years (Preferred)Angular: 2 years (Preferred)Node. JS: 2 years (Preferred)Senior Software Developer Duties Become familiar with existing codebase and planned features Take ownership of software features and conduct analysis, design, implementation and testing of the feature within an agile development process Be open to extend your knowledge in specific development areas as the opportunity arises Conduct software analysis and development, keeping up to date with constantly evolving technologies. Write strong technical suggestions for new software current software and performance. Diagnose and troubleshooting issues and testing new software components.

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