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WiselyWise
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WiselyWiseis a leading Global EdTech Startup from Singapore. At WiselyWise, our Vision is to enable a better Digital Future for Everyone. We are committed to Solving the Twin Challenges of Employment & Employability by enabling Students’ Transformation through Digital Skills Enablement starting with Artificial Intelligence (AI).
Our Flagship productWiseCentral- a Cloud based Online AI Education Platform, has an unmatched Success Record across some of the Best Universities, Corporates, Educational Institutions, K-12 Schools globally.
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WiselyWise is looking for a Senior Full stack Engineer with experience in React/Node.js. The ideal candidate must have a minimum of 4-5 years in the relevant technologies as mentioned in the JD. The individual must have experience working in a Corporate/Startup environment, and must be comfortable with meeting tight deadlines, and multi tasking.
As a Senior Full-Stack Engineer, you will work on building on the WiselyWise Platform, developing new functionality, features with a focus on user experiences.
5+ years experience with full stack in a web application development
Experience working in a fast-paced, remote team environment
Passion for creation with focus on User experience
Experience working in a Startup environment
Experience developing mobile apps (native iOS, native Android, or React Native)
Research focussed and constantly exploring new technologies
Note:As this is a Remote Working role,you must have experience working with Remote teams, and should have good infrastructure namely strong internet connection, and a laptop equipped for heavy programming. Please do not apply if you do not have the required infrastructure.
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