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[VMM] Mid-Level Full-Stack Engineer (React + Node + Java)
Software Mind
ArgentinaPosted Yesterday
- backend-development
- cloud
- frontend-development
- fullstack-development
- java
- javascript
- mid-level-full-stack-developer-(javascript-react-node.js)
- mid-level-fullstack-engineer-(java-+-react-angular)
- mid-level-java-fullstack-engineer
- node.js
- node.js-development
- postgresql
- react
- redis
Project - the aim you'll have We are currently seeking a mid-level Full-Stack Engineer to join our team and work closely with one of our clients. You will work on a mix of new and legacy customer portals, helping maintain and evolve both the current platform and the systems that came before it. The project is 6 months Position - how you'll contribute Work across a mix of new and legacy customer portals, with the legacy systems running older versions of the same core frameworks. Contribute to both front-end (React) and back-end (Node middleware, Java/Spring Boot) development. Work with the client's full tech stack: React.js, Node, Java, Spring Boot, PostgreSQL, Elasticsearch, Redis, and GCP. Expectations - the experience you need +90% English written and oral (at least B2 level) with excellent communication skills Mid-level background as a Full-Stack Engineer, comfortable working across the front-end and back-end of the stack. Solid hands-on skills with React for front-end development. Working knowledge of Node.js as middleware. Experience in Java 21 (or earlier versions, given work on legacy platforms) and Spring Boot on the back-end. Comfortable working with PostgreSQL. Familiarity with Elasticsearch for distributed search. Familiarity with Redis for caching. Exposure to GCP (Google Cloud Platform). We are Software Mind , an awesome team of engineers who are ready to ramp up any top-notch company’s projects! Our aim? To always be one step ahead. Become part of a multicultural company in constant growth with an excellent work environment certified by Great Place To Work! Originally posted on Himalayas