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Java Full Stack Developer with ReactJS

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applab systemsSunnyvale (CA)

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Job Description Job DescriptionJob Title: Java Full Stack Developer with ReactJS
Location: Sunnyvale, CA – Onsite
Employment Type: W2 Contract Only Requirement: Local Candidates Only
Position Overview: We are looking for a skilled Full Stack Developer with a strong focus onUI/Frontend development. The ideal candidate should be proficient in modern frontend development usingReactJS, along with backend technologies such asJava, Go, or Python.
Key Responsibilities: Design, build, and maintain scalable web applications. Develop modern and responsive user interfaces usingReactJS. Develop and maintain backend services usingJava, Go, and/or Python. Design and developRESTful APIsand integrations. Deliver high-quality, scalable, and user-friendly web experiences. Work across the full web stack and troubleshoot application issues. Write clean, maintainable, and reusable code. Collaborate with cross-functional teams including product, engineering, and QA. Participate in application design, development, testing, and deployment activities.
Required Skills: Strong hands-on experience withReactJSand modern frontend development. Strong backend development experience withJava, Go, or Python. Experience developingRESTful APIs. Full Stack Web Application Development. Strong understanding of scalable application architecture. Excellent problem-solving and communication skills. Ability to work onsite inSunnyvale, CA .Have a Great Day! Warm Regards, Sania Wadhwa Technical Recruiter Contact Details: 609-755-5388
Email: 4365 Route 1 South, Suite 105 Princeton, NJ 08540 www.applabsystems.com

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