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About the roleWe are seeking a skilled Node.js developer to enhance the performance and reliability of our webbased application. You will work closely with frontend developers, design robust backend components, and ensure secure data handling.Key responsibilitiesDevelop and maintain serverside network components.Optimize database performance and ensure fast response to frontend requests.Collaborate with frontend teams to integrate UI elements with backend services.Design and implement customerfacing UI and backend services for business processes.Write testable, reusable, and efficient code for highperformance applications.Implement security protocols, dataprotection measures, and storage solutions.Run diagnostics, fix defects, and provide technical support.Document Node.js processes, database schemas, and generate reports.Recommend and apply improvements to processes and technologies.Required profile24 years of professional experience as a Node.js developer.Strong analytical and problemsolving abilities.Excellent organizational and timemanagement skills.Required skillsNode.js, JavaScript, TypeScriptMongoDB, MySQLExpress.js, Nest.js, TypeORM/ORMGitHub (PR creation, review, conflict resolution)CI/CD pipelines (optional)Code deployment on AWS or similar cloud platformsWhat we offerCompetitive salary with a decent hike on current CTC. .
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