Full stack Developer
acestackSunnyvale (CA)
About the role
Full Stack Developer
Location: Sunnyvale, CARoles & Responsibilities
Full Stack Developer – Who is responsible to build modern, scalable, and high-performance applications. Will work across the entire technology stack—front end, back end, and APIs—to deliver high-quality solutions that drive business value. Requires strong hands-on experience in Python, Full-Stack (react, node.js) system integrations, and.net technologies.
Key Responsibilities:
- Design, develop, and maintain web applications using Angular, React, Node.js, and PythonBuild responsive, user-friendly UI components
- Develop RESTful APIs and backend services
- Integrate front-end applications with backend systems
- Write clean, scalable, and well-documented code
- Optimize applications for speed, security, and scalability
- Collaborate with product managers, designers, and DevOps teams
- Debug, troubleshoot, and resolve application issues
- Participate in code reviews and improve development standards
- Frontend: Strong experience with Angular and/or React
- Proficiency in HTML5, CSS3, JavaScript (ES6+)Experience with responsive design and cross-browser compatibility
- Familiarity with UI frameworks (Bootstrap, Material UI, Tailwind, etc.)Understanding of state management (Redux, NgRx, Context API)
- Backend: Hands-on experience with Node.
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