Full Stack Developer - ReactJS & NodeJS
Listed on 2026-09-26
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Software Development
Full Stack Developer, React.js, Node.js, Backend Developer
Responsibilities :
Responsibility of full product lifecycle from development over test automation up to production deployment and monitoring
Work with the Product Team to ensure the platform fulfils the functional and non-functional requirements while maintaining Product Standards
Attend daily sync sessions with local and international colleagues to discuss and resolve design issues
Participate in cross team/component code reviews, software architecture design sessions
Maintain, improve, and refactor product and test code base and work with a quality first mindset
Evaluate, prototype, and implement technical solution for modern real word business problems
Ability to debug the code to deliver a highly optimized performant product to our customers worldwide
5 years of experience in designing and programming web-based applications
Hands on experience in Node.js (minimum 2-3 years)
Experience writing REST APIs with ExpressJS or NestJS
Strong know-how and work experience in ReactJS and Golang (3+)
Expert knowledge of core Java script (ES2016+)
Experience in integration of third-party Blockchain/Crypto Exchange platforms like AlphaPoint, Chainalysis, Fireblocks etc.
Good to have knowledge of Typescript, Python
Good knowledge on building responsive and scalable UI components, Browser APIs and Web security
Experienced with software testing and practices like Unit-testing, Integrated API testing
Experience with Continuous Delivery (CD), which requires familiarity with tools like AWS Code Build, AWS Code Deploy, and AWS Code Pipeline
Experience in databases such as MySQL, MongoDB, PostgreSQL
Ability to work in a team environment with members of varying skill levels. Highly motivated. Learns quickly.
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