Full Stack (Angular/Node)

Full Stack (Angular/Node)

Samprasoft

Durham, NC • On-site

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Job description

Full Stack Engineer

Location: Smithfield, RI/ Durham, NC

Duration: Long-Term (Contract)

Client: Direct Client

Responsibilities:

  • As a full stack engineer, you will be responsible for front and back-end development

Required skills:

  • 8 plus years of experience in Java /J2EE
  • 8 plus years of experience in REST
  • Minimum 8 years of experience in SQL, Junit, and Tomcat
  • Experience in front-end technologies using Node.JS, Angular JS and backbone JS.

Preferred Skills:

  • 2+ years of experience in designing and developing enterprise cloud-based solutions using AWS, EBS, SWF, SQS.
  • Experience using LAMBDA
  • Good understanding with CICD



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