Senior MEAN Developer – Full Remote - Contractor in USD

Category: IT Services

Location:

For an international organization in New York, we are urgently looking for a REMOTE (Senior) MEAN Developer. Candidates need to be fluent in English. All positions are long-term. This position is open for contractors and employees.

Candidates need to be able to work 4-6 hours per day in the normal office hours of New York, US. Example 9 AM NY time equals 7:30 PM.

Tasks and deliverables:

  • Work with an agile team to design and develop front-end and back-end solutions;
  • Translate designs and business requirements into high-quality code;
  • Develop cross-browser and cross-platform front-end web solutions including HTML, JavaScript, CSS, and latest technologies;
  • Communicate technical solutions/concepts with trade-offs, risks, and benefits;
  • Develop prototypes for easy-to-navigate user interfaces of webpages with graphics, icons, and color schemes that match industry standards for accessibility;

Profile:

  • Bachelor or University degree;
  • Minimum 5 years of experience with JavaScript frameworks and Restful web services;
  • Minimum 2 years Angular development experience (ag-grid, redux experience are plus);
  • Minimum 2 years of experience with Node.js and MongoDB (with Mongoose);
  • Exposure to build application services on Amazon Web Services (AWS)
  • Experience with architecting/implementing cache services such as Redis;
  • Experience with cache implementation for JSON data structures are highly desirable;
  • Experience using technologies such as HTML5, CSS for ‘mobile ready UI development;
  • Experience with architecting/implementing search APIs such as Elastic Search;
  • Exposure to build application services on Amazon cloud services;
  • Excellent knowledge of English (both written and verbal) is required;

Offered:

  • A challenging role for an international organization in New York;
  • Attractive salary package;
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