The posting
Full Stack Engineer
## Job Summary As a Full Stack Engineer, you will be responsible for designing, developing, and maintaining complex applications. Your role will involve working with both front-end and back-end technologies to deliver robust solutions that align with the organization’s goals. You will play a key role in integrating various technologies and ensuring the seamless operation of applications.
## Responsibilities - Develop and maintain scalable applications using Node.js and JavaScript. - Implement cloud-based solutions using AWS services. - Collaborate with cross-functional teams to design and implement microservices and service-oriented architecture frameworks. - Utilize Docker, Kubernetes, Jenkins, and GitHub Actions to automate and manage deployment processes. - Lead the development of enterprise platforms/solutions. - Apply Object Oriented Programming principles and utilize multi-threading, data serialization, and REST APIs to connect applications to back-end services.
## Qualifications - Proficiency in Node.js, JavaScript, and AWS. - Solid understanding of at least one Object Oriented JavaScript Framework such as React, Angular, Ember, Dojo, or Node. - Hands-on experience in Python development. - Expertise in Docker, Kubernetes (k8s), Jenkins, and GitHub Actions. - Strong understanding of IT life cycle methodology and processes. - Bachelor’s degree in Computer Science, Engineering, or a related field.
## Preferred Skills - Experience in Middleware technologies. - Familiarity with unit testing frameworks. - Experience in leading enterprise platform/solutions.
## Experience - Minimum of 5 years of relevant experience in full stack development. - Proven experience in cloud development, especially with AWS services.
## Environment - Location: Bangalore - Work setting: In-office - Full-Time position with a collaborative and dynamic work environment.
## Growth Opportunities There are opportunities for career advancement within the company based on performance and contribution to projects.



