Full Stack Engineer
esolutionsMinneapolis (MN)
Full Stack Engineer
Posted 3 days ago
esolutionsMinneapolis (MN)
SENIORITY
Lead
About the role
Full Stack Engineer Onsite Coordinator And Primary Delivery OwnerFull Stack Engineer who will also serve as the onsite coordinator and primary delivery owner. This role requires a strong balance of technical expertise, operational ownership, and stakeholder communication. The ideal candidate will act as the bridge between business stakeholders, onsite teams, and offshore development teams, ensuring smooth day-to-day delivery, rapid issue resolution, and continuous platform stability Required Technical SkillsStrong experience with Vue.jsExperience with Quasar Framework (highly preferred) Solid understanding of modern UI/UX practices BackendStrong proficiency in Node.jsExperience building RESTful APIs and microservices Cloud & Data Experience with Azure Functions Hands-on with Azure Cosmos DBUnderstanding of serverless and cloud-native architectures DevOps & Tools Experience with Azure DevOpsCI/CD pipeline setup and maintenance Version control (Git)
Nice to Have:
- Experience with WordPress (especially integrations or plugin-level understanding)
- Familiarity with Cloudflare (CDN, caching, security, DNS management)
- Exposure to observability tools (logging, monitoring, APM)
Key Responsibilities:
- Delivery Ownership & Coordination
- Incident Management & Support
- Technical Development & Troubleshooting
- Monitoring & Operational Support
- Cloud & DevOps Responsibilities.
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