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Remote Full-Stack Engineer; React​/.NET AWS

Mcgraw HillAnywhereAdded 19h ago
Full-stack Engineer
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Position: Remote Full-Stack Engineer (React/.NET) – AWS McGraw Hill is seeking a seasoned Full Stack Developer to support a remote team serving Higher Education, Schools, and International segments. You will design, develop, and maintain full‑stack applications using modern technologies.The role emphasizes quality, collaboration, and accountability in a fast‑paced environment. Candidates should have a Bachelor's degree, 5+ years of experience, and proficiency in HTML, CSS, JavaScript/React, .NET, AWS, and database systems like MySQL or PostgreSQL.The following role is for a Remote Full-Stack Engineer (React/.NET) – AWS with Mcgraw Hill.Learn more about the Remote Full-Stack Engineer (React/.NET) – AWS role in the description above.We appreciate your interest in this position.Join Mcgraw Hill and contribute to our ongoing work.Take a moment to read everything above and see whether this role is right for you.

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