Job Description:
The Full Stack Developer will work across the entire application stack, from the user interface through to the database and server infrastructure. You will be responsible for developing front-end components, implementing back-end services, integrating with databases, and ensuring the end-to-end functionality and performance of web and mobile-friendly applications. The role calls for bridging design, development and deployment into a cohesive product.
In this position, the Full Stack Developer will participate in requirement gathering, solution architecture, coding, code review, testing, and collaboration with cross-functional teams including UI/UX, product and operations. You will help shape feature delivery, streamline workflows, and maintain high standards for both user experience and technical robustness. Adaptability, broad technical knowledge, and a proactive mindset are key to excelling in this role.
Responsibilities:
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Proficiency in front-end technologies (e.g., HTML5, CSS3, JavaScript, TypeScript, React/Angular/Vue)
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Strong backend development skills (e.g., Node.js, Java, Python, .NET) with API/database experience
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Experience with databases (SQL/NoSQL), schema design, and data integration
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Familiarity with DevOps practices, version control, build/deploy pipelines and cloud infrastructure
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Ability to design, implement and maintain full-stack solutions, troubleshoot issues and optimise performance
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Strong collaboration, communication and problem-solving skills
Preferred Qualifications:
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Bachelor’s degree in Computer Science, Information Technology, or related field
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Demonstrated experience with full-stack development (front-end + back-end) in production (1-3 years for mid-level)
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Solid understanding of software engineering, web architecture, and both client-side and server-side technologies
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Knowledge of agile methodologies, responsive design, cross-browser compatibility and performance tuning
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Eagerness to learn, adapt to new stacks and help evolve the product and technology roadmap
