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DENTAVIBE
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Location:Remote
Shift: Night Shift (aligned with Canadian business hours)
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About DentaVIBE
DentaVIBE is a next-generation dental services platform transforming how patients connect with dental professionals. We’re building smart, scalable, and tech-driven solutions to modernize the healthcare experience. Join our mission to simplify and digitize dentistry.
We’re looking for a Full Stack Developer who is highly skilled in the MERN stack and comfortable using AI coding tools to increase productivity. You’ll play a key role in building and maintaining features across the entire product stack—from user-facing dashboards to backend APIs.
Develop and maintain frontend features using React.js + SCSS
Build RESTful APIs using Node.js and Express
Work with MongoDB to manage user data, media, and other content
Deploy applications using Firebase (hosting and domain config)
Send transactional emails with Nodemailer and SMS via Twilio
Use AI tools like GitHub Copilot and Cursor to accelerate development
Manage backend hosting on Render and security via Cloudflare
Collaborate through GitHub for version control and code reviews
2+ years of hands-on experience with React.js, SCSS, Node.js, and Express
Strong knowledge of MongoDB schema design and querying
Experience deploying on Firebase and Render
Integration experience with Nodemailer, Twilio, and Cloudflare
Familiarity with GitHub and collaborative development workflows
Comfortable using AI tools (e.g., GitHub Copilot, Cursor)
Experience working with healthcare or dental tech platforms
Prior use of cloud IDEs like Cursor or BOLT
Strong communication skills and ability to work independently
Habit of documenting, testing, and optimizing your work
Indian Night Shift(aligned withCanadian business hours)
Must be available at least 2 nights per week during this time
Opportunity to build real-world healthcare tools that impact lives.
Fast-paced, innovation-driven team culture
Access to modern dev tools, AI-powered workflows, and cloud IDEs
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