Full Stack Developer
insight globalHamilton Township (NJ)
Full Stack Developer
Posted yesterday
insight globalHamilton Township (NJ)
SENIORITY
Senior
About the role
Required Skills & Experience3–6 years of professional software development experienceStrong experience with C# / .NET Core / ASP.NET CoreFront-end development with Angular (primary); React exposure acceptableExperience building and consuming RESTful APIsStrong SQL Server experience (schema design, stored procedures, query optimization) Experience working in Agile/Scrum environments using JIRAUnderstanding of authentication/authorization concepts (OAuth2, JWT) Strong troubleshooting skills and ability to resolve application defectsEHR/EMR Development ExperienceNice to Have Skills & ExperienceCloud experience (Azure preferred; AWS/GCP acceptable)CI/CD exposure (Azure DevOps, GitHub Actions, Jenkins) Containerization experience (Docker) Messaging or event driven systems (Service Bus, Kafka, RabbitMQ) Experience in regulated environments (healthcare, financial services) Mobile Application DevelopmentJob DescriptionWe are seeking a mid-level Full Stack Developer to build, maintain, and enhance enterprise web applications, working 3 days onsite in Robbinsville, NJ. This role involves developing front-end and back-end components, integrating RESTful APIs, and optimizing application performance while collaborating closely with product and QA teams. The developer will troubleshoot and resolve defects, contribute to Agile ceremonies, and support sprint delivery by providing updates and maintaining documentation in JIRA.
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