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Full Stack Developer/Engineer

Posted 12 days ago

jsr tech consultingJersey City (NJ)

SENIORITY

Senior

SALARY

$60 - $65 per hour

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About the role

Full Stack Developer/EngineerPosition DetailsLocation: Newark, NJ (Hybrid)
Type: Contract to HireClient: Leading financial firmPay$60 - $65 per hour on W2, depending on experienceNo C2CAbout the RolePartner with product owners, tech leads, designers, engineers, and delivery professionalsCode, test, and debug new and existing applications to solve complex business problemsHelp deliver innovative products, services, and customer experiences in an agile environmentResponsibilitiesBuild applications using current coding practices, modern design patterns, and sound architectural principlesDevelop high quality, well documented, and efficient code that meets company standardsWork with product owners to define feature stories and with tech leads on technical designWrite unit tests, integration tests, and functional automationResearch and resolve issues found by QA or product supportStay current on emerging technologies and share feedback and ideas with the teamAnalyze data and solve problems of varying scopeRequired SkillsStrong hands-on experience with React.js (hooks, state management, component-based architecture) Backend development experience with Node.js (Express/NestJS) and RESTful API designExperience with Spring Boot and JavaProficiency in JavaScript/TypeScript across the full stackExperience designing and integrating REST/GraphQL APIs and microservicesHands-on experience with AWS services (EC2, S3, API Gateway, Lambda) Docker containerization and deployment to AWS ECS or EKSCI/CD pipelines and automated deployments in AWSUnderstanding of cloud infrastructure concepts (VPC, IAM, load balancing, auto scaling) Database experience with PostgreSQL, MongoDB, or other NoSQL, including query optimizationMonitoring and logging tools such as CloudWatchPrimary SkillsReactSpring BootAWS services

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