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Senior Node.js Developer / Team Lead – AI Expertise

Alliance Recruitment AgencyAhmedabad, Gujarat, IndiaAdded 21h ago
Node.js Developer
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Must-Have Skills • Strong expertise in Node.js, Express.js, and Backend Architecture. • Minimum 1+ Year of hands-on experience in the iGaming / Casino Industry – Mandatory. • Strong understanding of iGaming / Casino platforms and their backend systems. • Hands-on experience with AI APIs and LLM integrations. • Experience with MongoDB, PostgreSQL, MySQL, or similar databases. • Strong understanding of microservices architecture and API security. • Experience with cloud platforms such as AWS. • Knowledge of Docker, CI/CD pipelines, and deployment processes. • Strong leadership and team management experience. • Experience with Git and Agile development methodologies. Good-to-Have Skills • Experience with LangChain, vector databases, and AI orchestration tools. • Knowledge of WebSockets and scalable real-time systems. • Exposure to Kubernetes and serverless architecture. • Understanding of prompt engineering and AI workflow optimization. • Experience working with gaming, casino, betting, or other iGaming-related platforms. Leadership Responsibilities • Mentor and guide junior and mid-level developers. • Conduct code reviews and technical evaluations. • Ensure timely delivery of projects and sprint goals. • Manage team productivity and technical escalations. • Coordinate with clients/stakeholders for technical discussions. • Provide technical guidance and support to the development team. Important Requirement Candidates must have a minimum of 3+ years of overall Node.js development experience, along with at least 1 year of hands-on experience in the iGaming / Casino Industry. iGaming experience is mandatory for this position.\

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