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Full Stack Engineer

Posted 10 days ago

exodus integrity services it staffing consultingEast Cleveland (OH)

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About the role

About the Role: This position will be 60% Frontend and 40% Backend. Will require at least 5+ years with Java and some experience with C#. The client is an Agile environment. Experience with Shared Libraries and the ability to contribute to it. Must be a Self-Starter as the manager does not micromanage. Prior Consulting background is a plus. Client uses an AI tool but they do not want someone who just relies on AI. Next.js, React, Java, C#. Senior Full Stack Developer.
Qualifications: 5+ years with Java (needs some exp with C#).Experience working in an Agile environment. Consulting background is a plus.
Required Skills: Next.jsReactJavaC#Senior Full Stack Developer We are looking for candidates with strong experience in:
Required Qualifications:
  • 5+ years of development experienceAdvanced Java development experienceAdvanced Next.js development experienceStrong TypeScript skills
  • Experience with C#Expertise in React and modern web application development
  • Experience working within Agile delivery methodologies
  • Enterprise application development and system integration experienceStrong testing practices, quality assurance, and regression prevention
  • Demonstrated ability to deliver high-quality, production-ready solutions in complex enterprise environments
  • Proven experience working within defined requirements and minimizing regression risk

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