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Ambit Iberia
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We're looking for a Senior Full Stack Developer who thrives in complex enterprise environments and enjoys collaborating with multidisciplinary teams to deliver impactful technology solutions from concept to production.
In this role, you will play a key part in designing, building, deploying, and maintaining modern applications that support critical business processes while leveraging cutting-edge cloud, data, and AI technologies.
Design, develop, test, deploy, and maintain enterprise-grade applications and AI-enabled solutions.
Collaborate closely with Product Owners, Solution Architects, Functional Architects, Data Engineers, Business Consultants, and key stakeholders.
Contribute throughout the entire software development lifecycle, from requirements gathering to production support.
Develop scalable backend services and APIs using modern architectures and best practices.
Build intuitive, responsive, and high-performing user interfaces.
Drive cloud-native development approaches utilizing containerized environments and DevOps practices.
Ensure code quality through automated testing, CI/CD pipelines, and continuous improvement initiatives.
Work with modern data platforms to support analytics, integrations, and intelligent business solutions.
Authentication and authorization concepts (OAuth2)
React, Angular, or similar enterprise frameworks
Strong UI implementation skills and user-focused mindset
AI/ML integration within enterprise applications
Experience working in highly regulated or large-scale enterprise environments
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CONDITIONS 🌱:
Flexible compensation plan (free of income tax) where we provide you with medical insurance, public transport ticket and childcare check.
Our goal is that you are well in every way!
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