Sr Full Stack Developer
$146,250 per year
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Posted 4 days ago
SENIORITY
Senior
SALARY
$146,250 per year
About the role
- Have 5+ years of experience as a Full Stack Developer, with strong expertise in React and back-end development using Python and/or Node.js.· Design, develop, test, and deploy scalable web applications using modern front-end frameworks and back-end technologies. Experience with. NET/C# is preferred but not required.· Possess strong front-end and cloud development skills, including React, JavaScript/TypeScript, Microsoft Azure and/or AWS, and experience working with SQL and NoSQL databases.· Apply DevSecOps best practices throughout the software development lifecycle, including CI/CD, automated testing, security scanning, and secure application development.· Troubleshoot, debug, enhance, and optimize existing applications while providing recommendations for future-state architecture and modernization efforts.· Maintain robust, up-to-date technical documentation and ensure solutions align with security and compliance requirements.
- Experience with React + Python development in cloud-native environments.· Experience with React + Node.js full stack development.· Familiarity with. NET/C# development and supporting legacy applications is a plus.· Exposure to containerization, cloud platforms, infrastructure-as-code, and modern DevSecOps toolchains is highly desirable.
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