Lead Full-Stack Engineer - Node.js and AngularJS(SaaS Platforms)
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Job description
This is a remote position.
- Define the structural patterns for scalable cloud-native microservices architectures.
- Lead architectural discussions and ensure layouts strictly adhere to industry standards.
- Translate complex business initiatives into well-scoped, deliverable engineering sprints.
- Conduct code reviews and enforce strict engineering standards across large codebases.
- Build highly performant, asynchronous server-side applications using Node.js and Express.
- Design and optimize highly scalable RESTful APIs and GraphQL orchestrations.
- Write complex database schema designs, queries, and indexing for PostgreSQL or MySQL.
- Integrate enterprise third-party services and manage data stream synchronization.
- Maintain and optimize single-page applications built on AngularJS and TypeScript.
- Troubleshoot complex MVC/MVVM patterns, directives, scopes, and custom services.
- Implement responsive designs ensuring cross-browser compatibility and WCAG accessibility compliance.
- Drive modern UI profiling strategies to dramatically decrease initial bundle render time.
- Configure continuous integration and deployment platforms via automated CI/CD pipelines.
- Enforce security best practices regarding web token authentication and authorization protocols.
- Utilize logging frameworks like Kibana to triage production bugs and identify causes.
Requirements
- Deep mastery of Core JavaScript fundamentals, TypeScript, and the Node.js ecosystem.
- Extensive knowledge of AngularJS and associated build tools like Webpack, Gulp, or Grunt.
- Strong data tier competency in RDBMS, Redis caching, or distributed search platforms.
- Expertise with testing frameworks like Jest.
- Experience leveraging AI-assisted development tools (e.g., copilot , Claude) for refactoring.
Originally posted on Himalayas
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