Full Stack Engineer
slbHouston (TX)
About the role
Job Description:
The Full Stack Software Engineer is responsible for developing web applications using third-party and in-house frameworks. The Full Stack Software Engineer uses shared components and develop back-end services or front end web interfaces.
Work with subject matter experts to clarify requirements.
Turn requirements and user stories into functionality.
Develop server-side services to be elastically scalable and secure by design. Services should be backward and forward compatible to ease deployment.
Develop web front end to be usable on multiple form factors.
Ensure the solution is deployable, operable and secure by default.
Apply usability procedures and principles as defined at project or Product Line level or through customer input.
Bachelor in Computer Science, Computer Engineering, Mathematics or Applied Statistics 5+ years of relevant experience in software engineering or related technical fields.
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Company Description:
In July 2024, WestRock and Smurfit Kappa merged to become Smurfit Westrock, a global leader in sustainable packaging. Smurfit Westrock operates in 40 countries with 500+ production facilities worldwide and 100,000+ team members. We are materials scientists, packaging designers, mechanical engineers and manufacturing experts, using leading science and technology to drive innovation in packaging. As a trusted partner to companies across the world, Smurfit Westrock is dedicated to creating efficient and scalable paper and packaging solutions to help solve complex packaging challenges.
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