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Full-Stack Developer

Posted 9 days ago

tattoo projectsCharlotte (NC)

SENIORITY

Senior

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About the role

The JobDeveloping front end website architecture using HTML/CSS/JavaScriptDesigning user interactions on web pagesDeveloping back end website applicationsCreating servers and databases for functionalityEnsuring cross-platform optimization for mobile phonesEnsuring responsiveness of applicationsWorking alongside graphic designers for web design featuresSeeing through a project from conception to finished productDesigning and developing APIsMeeting both technical and consumer needsStaying abreast of developments in web applications and programming languagesThe Requirements 2+ years relevant experience with Front-End and Back-End developmentBe an adaptable team player in all situations, including performing other duties as assignedReact experience a bonusGraphQL experience a bonusThe CompRemote work 2-days a week 100% Paid healthcarePaid vacationThe AgencyWe are a small but fierce advertising and production agency in Charlotte, NC. Ad Age named us Small Ad Agency of the Year. The Charlotte Business Journal twice named us amongst the fastest growing companies in the city. We are best partnered with those who are willing to take risks to get results, and willing to leave a mark with their creative workAs an equal opportunity employer, Tattoo Projects celebrates diversity in our employees, and we're committed to building a safe and inclusive workplace environment for everyone. We encourage candidates from traditionally underrepresented and underserved communities to apply

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