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Sr. NodeJS / MySQL database developer

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samprasoftIrving (TX)

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Backend Developer Lead the backend development services for 4G/5G Performance application which includes: Review requirements and feature enhancements with Product owner and Subject Matter Expert (SME), provide high-level design and low-level design documentation Lead a team of developers to develop and deliver business features to meet the acceptance criteria Perform code reviews, which requires sharp skills in MySQL DB development and NodeJS backend code. Work with and coach team members to meet acceptance criteria for all requested features Perform regular check-in into source control tool using gitlab Address Jira tickets related to end-user enhancements and reported issues Engage QA for end-to-end testing Provide weekly status updates Necessary Skills / Experience: Bachelors degree in Computer Science, Electrical Engineering or Information Technology preferred Principal level developer (8+ years experience developing robust applications) Expert level working experience with NodeJS and MySQL DB development Experience with Python, Dockers, Containers, and Kubernetes. Solid understanding of object-oriented analysis, design and development (NodeJS) Experience in developing programs that interface with a back-end database (e.g. RDBMS, MySQL, Memsql,) Experience using latest UI framework such as ReactJS Expert in developing applications using microservice architecture Ability to analyze and implement enhancements to existing applications Experience with UNIX or Linux operating systems Experience using source code control systems (Stash/GIT preferred) Experience in a structured development environment as part of a team of engineers, developers and testers.

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