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David Careers

Full Stack Engineer (UI/Web Design, Data Visualization, Scale & Latency)

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adaptalentSacramento (CA)
Software DevelopersComputer Systems Design Services

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Full Stack Engineer | AI Infra Start-Up | Hybrid | Bay AreaWe’re looking for a Full Stack Engineer with expertise in #UI/Web design, data visualization, and performance optimization. You will develop scalable web applications with a focus on speed, scalability, and low latency, using #TypeScript, #JavaScript, and serverless technologies.
Key Responsibilities: Build responsive, user-friendly web interfaces with TypeScript or JavaScript. Develop data visualizations and interactive dashboards. Optimize applications for high performance and low latency. Work across the stack (React, Node.js, TypeScript) to deliver seamless solutions.
Requirements: Proficiency in TypeScript or JavaScript, with experience in front-end frameworks (#React, #Vue.js). Strong back-end development experience (#Node.js, #Python, etc.). Expertise in data visualization (#D3.js, #Chart.js). Experience in scaling applications for performance and low latency. Familiarity with cloud platforms and databases. PreferredStrong preference for #Cloudflare or other serverless solutions (AWS Lambda, Azure Functions, etc.). Experience with Docker, Kubernetes, and CI/CD pipelines.

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