Full Stack Software Engineer
robert halfMount Arlington (NJ)
Full Stack Software Engineer
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robert halfMount Arlington (NJ)
SENIORITY
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About the role
Sr Full Stack Software Engineer We are looking for an experienced Sr Full Stack Software Engineer to help shape and expand a newly formed internal applications capability in Mount Arlington, New Jersey. In this role, you will create enterprise tools that streamline operations, support technical business users, and strengthen secure application delivery across the organization. This opportunity is well suited for someone who enjoys building practical platforms, improving self-service experiences, and delivering modern solutions that balance speed, governance, and scalability.
Responsibilities:
Architect, build, and enhance internal business applications using modern front-end and back-end technologies, including React, Python with FastAPI, and PostgreSQL.Create reusable frameworks, starter templates, and guided development patterns that help teams deliver governed applications more efficiently. Develop enterprise integrations, file exchange capabilities, and other internal tools that support essential business processes. Design self-service features that reduce manual support needs and improve the experience for internal users and technical stakeholders. Connect applications with corporate identity and access management services while enforcing role-based permissions and secure authentication practices. Establish auditability, application lifecycle controls, and governance measures to support compliance, security, and operational oversight. Work closely with engineering, IT, and security partners to ensure solutions align with technical standards and are ready for production use. Contribute to architectural decision-making and champion sound engineering practices for reliability, maintainability, and secure software delivery. Support AI-enabled and low-code development capabilities that allow users to build lightweight internal solutions within defined guardrails.
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