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Position: Full Stack Forward Deployed Engineer
Job Summary
Ready to build sleek, enterprise-grade cloud applications that blend high-performance UI, cloud-native backends, and modern search architectures? RevStar is an AI-first innovation shop and AWS Advanced Tier Partner delivering end-to-end cloud, data, and AI solutions for forward-thinking clients. We are seeking an experienced Full Stack JavaScript Web Developer to build responsive React frontends, architect secure Node.js microservices, and integrate modern AWS search and data pipelines. In this role, you will work in an agile, client-facing environment where you turn complex business problems into production-grade digital products. Above all, the ideal candidate embodies RevStar’s core values:
Your engineering contribution is organized into four core pillars:
1. Frontend Architecture & UI Delivery
2. Backend Engineering & AWS Integration
3. Advanced Search & Data Workflows
4. Agile Client Delivery & Collaboration
Benefits for Full-Time W2 Positions:
Equal Opportunity Employment
At RevStar, we don’t just accept differences — we celebrate them, we support them, and we thrive on them for the benefit of our employees, our customers, and our community. RevStar is proud to be an equal opportunity workplace.
Reasonable Accommodations
RevStar is committed to providing access, equal opportunity and reasonable accommodation for individuals with disabilities in employment, its services, programs, and activities. To request reasonable accommodation, contact HR at hr@revstarconsulting.com.
E-Verify
Our company participates in E-Verify to confirm work authorization for all newly hired U.S. employees; this process applies strictly to direct W-2 hires and is not applicable to independent contractor roles.
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