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Full Stack Web Developers

Posted 2 days ago

tectamminaNew York (NY)

SENIORITY

Senior

SALARY

$90k - $150 K

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About the role

Full Stack Web Developers Position to fill: Full Stack Web Developers Industry: Fintech (Startups in Silicon Alley)
Location: NYC Salary range: Depending on experience, US $90k - $150K base + equity. Our clients are a group of exciting FinTech start up in Silicon Alley that is creating innovative and cutting edge Blockchain technology for the Capital Markets space. They are looking for focused and passionate full stack web developers to join their dynamic and game changing team. They: -Design and build software for various Capital Markets clients using a variety of programming skills such as Python, Javascript, jQuery, SQL, RESTful Services, Node.js, Unix/Linux, docker, Git & Github. Conduct test-drives, unit testing & functional testing Be passionate about the Blockchain space and the various smart contract applications within the Blockchain.
Requirements: Extensive experience with JavaScript, Python, SQL, GitHub Experience with modern, popular web frameworks such as Angular or React.js or node.js 2-4 yrs experience with Python Extensive experience with SQL, APIs (REST), Git/GitHub (or similar RCS) 1+ years experience with Linux, Reddit, NoSQL, MongoDB, Ubuntu -Experience with test-driven development, unit testing & functional testing Previous Financial Technology (FinTech) experience -- experience working with financial systems Keys / Comments: The technical skills required are mandatory. Given they will be working on cutting edge projects, they must work at the office in NYC.

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