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Overview ABOUT THE TEAM At LOFT Moving by RealPage, our focus is on building great products that solve real-world problems for our customers. Our core product is LOFT Moving and the Moving Marketplace, a series of Resident facing applications that helps residents move into their new home. We are looking for senior developers to join our growing and diverse team. What You'll Do As a Senior Developer at Loft Moving you will bring your creativity, curiosity and attention to detail while you apply your web development experience as part of a cross functional agile team which includes members from engineering, design, product and QA, applying a highly collaborative approach to software design and delivery. Responsibilities Collaborate closely with product and design team members to bring new full-stack features to life. Provide input on technical feasibility of designs and present options for implementation approaches to guide planning of projects. Collaborate and communicate with other team members and stakeholders in chat, web meetings, email. Take ownership of assignments, solve problems and maintain accountability for meeting deadlines and delivery of assignments. Participate in defining and maintaining standards for frontend and backend architecture and best practices. Participate in code reviews and knowledge sharing sessions Work with product stakeholders to review and refine metrics for measuring application performance, and improve application performance based on the results of these metrics. Qualifications 8+ years of experience with Node.js frameworks (e.g. Express, KOA, Joi, Objection) 5+ years of experience developing responsive web applications with React. Excellent communication skills and fluency in both written and spoken English. 3+ years of experience working as part of an agile (Scrum, Kanban) software development team in a distributed/remote work environment. Solid understanding of good UX and UI practices for websites and ability to discuss varying approaches to UI and UX problems. Solid understanding of database patterns and best practices for both SQL and NoSQL (e.g., PostgreSQL, MongoDB). Solid understanding of performance best practices for web applications and ability to troubleshoot web app performance. Solid experience with Docker, EKS, and git Preferred Knowledge/Skills/Abilities Experience working with the Redux framework. Strong understanding of TypeScript and asynchronous programming Experience with unit testing frameworks (e.g., Jest, Mocha) Experience with cloud platforms (e.g., AWS) Experience with CI/CD pipelines (e.g.,Azure DevOps, AWSCI/CD) Working as part of a team using test driven development and continuous integration/continuous delivery. Ability to work closer to US hours .
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