Node & React JS Developer Full Time

About the job
The Job Overview

We are seeking a full stack dedicated React.js front-end and Node.js back-end developer to join our team. You will work as part of a team to design and develop high-quality software solutions for web applications using React.

As a full stack developer, you will implement new features and maintain existing code using React and other standard tools in the React ecosystem, such as Node.js and Yarn npm etc. Your duties will include designing software solutions to meet project requirements, maintaining and refactoring existing code, writing tests, and fixing bugs.

Responsibilities

Below are some of the responsibilities a developer is expected to assume in their position:
Maintain existing React.js and Node.js systems, including fixing bugs.
Design and develop new custom components to meet project requirements.
Install and configure server environments for React deployments.
Maintain and update project dependencies as well as fix any conflicts.
Working with other JavaScript developers and software engineers to develop front-end and back-end architecture that’s well-structured and flexible, along with the APIs to support it.
Design and implementation of low-latency, high-availability, and performant applications
Implementation of security and data protection
Job Qualifications And Skill Sets

Below are the qualifications expected of a React.js developer:
Bachelor’s degree in computer science, software development, engineering, or a related technical field.
Proficient with the latest versions of ECMAScript (JavaScript) as well as HTML and CSS.
Knowledge of React and common tools used in the wider React ecosystem, such as Node.js and npm.
Familiarity with common programming tools such as Redux, IDEs, RESTful APIs, Express, JWT, Git repositories, TypeScript, version control software, and remote deployment tools.
An understanding of common programming paradigms and fundamental React principles, such as React components, hooks, and the React lifecycle.
Understanding the nature of asynchronous programming and its quirks and workarounds