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Full Stack Engineer(Angular

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samprasoftMerrimack (NH)

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Full Stack Engineer(Angular/Node. JS)
Location: Durham, NC, Westlake, TX, Merrimack, NH(Remote Till Covid)
Duration: Long Term Contract
Angular (no specific version) NodeJS on building APIsExposure to DevOps (at least some familiarity, creation pipelines on Jenkins or any CICD tools is going to be a great additionRequirement: Proven expertise in architecting, developing multi-tier internet facing web and mobile applications, APIs. Expertise in developing detailed technical specifications, architecture for complex systems. Proven expertise in mentoring engineers, managing technology roadmaps and facilitating collaboration across technology partners. Designing, developing, and maintaining Node JS, and/or Java/JEE based web applications in a fast-paced Scrum environment. Design and Development of front-end solutions using JavaScript, Typescript, CSS, HTML & Browser Developer tools Designing and implementing continuous JS environments using Webpack, Grunt, Gulp, etc Effectively employ DevOps, Automated Testing and Continuous Delivery using technology such as Groovy, Jenkins, Concourse. Experience with containerization, Docker, and orchestration. Exposure to native mobile development on iOS and/or Android. Bachelor's Degree in Computer Science or related field required.

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