Full Stack Engineer
iris softwareEast Newark (NJ)
About the role
Iris's client, a global leader in insurance domain, has an opening for a Full Stack Developer on a Contract basis.
Title: React.js Full Stack Developer
Duration: 24 Months Location: Hybrid (Newark, NJ)
Skills:
React.js, Node.js, JavaScript/TypeScript and AWSONLY W2, NO C2CJob Description: Technology – Application UI Development Strong hands-on experience with React.js (hooks, state management, component-based architecture) for building responsive, scalable UIs. Solid backend development experience using Node.js (Express/NestJS) and RESTful API design. Proficiency in JavaScript/TypeScript across full stack (frontend + backend) .Experience designing and integrating REST/GraphQL APIs and microservices architectures. Hands-on experience with AWS cloud services (e.g., EC2, S3, API Gateway, Lambda) .Working knowledge of containerization using Docker and deployment to AWS ECS (or EKS) Experience with CI/CD pipelines and automated deployments in AWS environments Understanding of cloud infrastructure concepts (VPC, IAM, load balancing, auto scaling) Proficiency with databases (PostgreSQL, MongoDB, or NoSQL) and query optimization Experience with monitoring and logging tools (e.g., CloudWatch)
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