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Systems Development Engineer | Aventura, FL $100,000-$120,000 - 2384

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bhiredAventura (FL)

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$100,000 - $120,000 per year

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About the role

Systems Development Engineer | Aventura, FL · $100,000–$120,000A dynamic, growing company is looking for a Systems Development Engineer to help build and scale their backend infrastructure. You'll work closely with the CTO on system architecture, build custom APIs, and own third-party integrations that keep the business connected and running smoothly. This is a great opportunity to make a real technical impact at a company on the rise.
Key Responsibilities:
  • API Development
  • Build and maintain custom backend APIsEnsure seamless connectivity across internal systems
  • System Architecture
  • Work under the CTO, executing on architectural direction and assigned system tasks
  • Contribute to the design and scalability of core systems
  • Third-Party Integrations
  • Own and manage integrations with external platforms and services
  • Troubleshoot and maintain existing integration pipelines
Qualifications:
  • Strong experience in backend development
  • Strong foundations in JavaScript.
  • Proficiency in TypeScript and Node/Bun-based environments
  • Experience with React, Tailwind, and Vite
  • Ability to work independently and collaborate closely with senior leadership
  • Tech Stack
  • Backend: Bun/Node, TypeScript, Hono, Workers, Queues
  • Database: D1 (SQLite), KVFrontend: React, Tailwind, Vite
  • Interested? Send your resume to: Mendy@bhirednyc.com

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