Full Stack Lead
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Job description
TechnicalLead (Full stack Development with AngularJS, react
and node.js)
Where do you fit in?
As a Lead, you take ownership of functionalities learn, and work collaboratively with your
colleagues. You constantly design, test, evolve, and evaluate the nuts and bolts of our operation
while offering a creative and analytical approach. The high-qualitycode that stems from your
fingertips is robust, readable, and understandable. Your pragmatic test coverage allows you to
practice continuous refactoring confidently and responsibly. As a full stackspecialist, youre
passionate about building scalable, resilient, andsecure systems. Youre at home writing
platforms, and you display an intricate understanding of how each line of code fits into a
business plan.
What youll be doing
1.Design, build and evolve our frontend and backend systems to support customer-
facing and internal features, while proactively incorporating best practices for
security, testability,observability, and analytics.
2.Collaborate with cross-functional colleagues to deliver a compelling user experience.
3.Contribute to tools, workflows, and culture to ship code from your
laptop/workstation to production frequently and confidently.
4.Practice Behavior Driven Development to collaborate and Test-Driven Development
to ensure high code quality.
5.Manage individual project priorities, deadlines, and deliverables as part of a self-
organizing team.
6.Learn and unlearn every day by exchanging knowledge and new insights, conducting
constructive code reviews, and participating in retrospectives.
You Must Have:
1.At least 5years of professional software development experience.
2.3+ years building scalable systems on Node.js.
3.3+ years building scalable systems on Angular JS and react.
4.4+ years building highly performant applications involving various technology like
database(relational /non-relational database systems) , infrastructure, APM and
other tech tools.5.Proven ability to write clean and SOLID principle driven program.
6.Well-versed with writing DAMP automated tests that are readable and robust.
7.Excellent communication skills, spoken as well as written, with a demonstrated
ability to articulate technical problems and projects to all stakeholders.
8.Database platform knowledge.
9.Agile methodology
10.should have a good fundamental knowledge of Rest Services, and DB Querying. JMS,
TDD, jQuery.
Extra credits for:
Experience with these technologies:
PostgreSQL. /DynamoDB
Understanding of Flutter
The AWS ecosystem.
Rest APIs.
Gherkin syntax and Cucumber for behaviorspecifications
Tools to createand maintain CI/CD pipelines.
Serverless infrastructure.
1.Experience architecting cloud-native systems and managing their production
deployments.
2.Experience with any of these architecture patterns: Domain Driven Design. Clean
Architecture, Hexagonal Architecture, Onion Architecture. Event Sourcing and
CQRS. Different Event Driven Architecture patterns
Originally posted on Himalayas
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