Senior Full Stack Application Developer
united itDallas (TX)
Senior Full Stack Application Developer
Posted 3 days ago
united itDallas (TX)
SENIORITY
Senior
About the role
Senior Full Stack Application Developer (AWS) for Manufacturing Solutions
Location: Dallas, TX (Remote)
We are seeking a highly skilled Full Stack Application Developer with strong experience in AWS cloud services to design, develop, and maintain scalable web applications. The ideal candidate will be proficient in both front-end and back-end development, cloud-native architecture, and DevOps practices.
Key Responsibilities:
Design and develop full stack web applications using modern frameworks and AWS services.
Build scalable APIs and microservices using AWS Lambda, API Gateway, and other serverless technologies.
Develop responsive front-end interfaces using React, Angular, or Vue.js.
Implement CI/CD pipelines using AWS Code Pipeline, Code Build, and CodeDeploy.
Optimize application performance, ensure high availability, and fault tolerance.
Collaborate with cross-functional teams including UX designers, product managers, and QA engineers.
Ensure security best practices are followed in application development and deployment.
Monitor and troubleshoot production issues using AWS CloudWatch and X-Ray.
Maintain documentation and contribute to knowledge sharing across the team.
Custom Skill Requirements: Sr. Full Stack Application Developer.
AWS: EC2, Lambda, S3, RDS, DynamoDB, and Cloud
Formation. Manufacturing domain experience. JavaScript. TypeScript. Python. Front-end and Back-end frameworks. Git. RESTful APIs. Agile Methodologies.
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