Anagh Technology
NodeJS Backend Developer
Anagh Technology, San Jose, California, United States, 95199
Title: NodeJS Backend Developer
Location : Remote OK- PST
JD : Working experience of
8-10
years with JavaScript, NodeJS, Rest API is must. Strong hands-on experience on SQL, Hibernate with any RDBMS like Big Query, Oracle, MySQL etc. Collaborate with cross-functional teams to design, develop, and implement efficient and scalable Node.js back-end services. Write clean, well-structured code and ensure the implementation of unit tests using relevant testing frameworks. Experiences with building microservices Well versed in both private and public cloud technologies Deep understanding of architecture and data-driven development Strong in Source code management, Branching, Merging with GIT. Ability to work with designers to develop dynamic user experiences. A strong sense of ownership Experience building or maintaining a production application. An ability to balance a sense of urgency with shipping high quality and pragmatic solutions. Work in agile environment with sprint-based work cycles
Location : Remote OK- PST
JD : Working experience of
8-10
years with JavaScript, NodeJS, Rest API is must. Strong hands-on experience on SQL, Hibernate with any RDBMS like Big Query, Oracle, MySQL etc. Collaborate with cross-functional teams to design, develop, and implement efficient and scalable Node.js back-end services. Write clean, well-structured code and ensure the implementation of unit tests using relevant testing frameworks. Experiences with building microservices Well versed in both private and public cloud technologies Deep understanding of architecture and data-driven development Strong in Source code management, Branching, Merging with GIT. Ability to work with designers to develop dynamic user experiences. A strong sense of ownership Experience building or maintaining a production application. An ability to balance a sense of urgency with shipping high quality and pragmatic solutions. Work in agile environment with sprint-based work cycles