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Design, develop, and support high-traffic, real-time web applications using ASP.NET Core MVC as the backend framework and Angular, TypeScript, HTML5, CSS, and JavaScript on the frontend.
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Developing and maintaining web - based applications, HTML, CSS, JavaScript , jQuery, Python, Django, React, NextJS, PostgreSQL. Developing and maintaining web - based applications, HTML, CSS, JavaScript , jQuery, Python, Django, React, NextJS, PostgreSQL.
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React, JavaScript, Python, Flask, Postgres, Docker, Kubernetes, AWS, full-stack, scalable. Our tech stack includes React, JavaScript, Python, Flask, Postgres, Docker/Kubernetes, and AWS services.
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Strong programing skills in Python or Javascript, experience in Tensorflow or PyTorch. The goal of a Machine Learning Engineer at Scale is to bring techniques in the fields of computer vision, deep learning and deep reinforcement learning, or natural language processing into a production environment to improve Scale's products and customer experience.
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We are seeking an experienced RF and Microwave Engineer to develop our next-generation onboard, ground radios and antenna systems that push the frontiers of satellite communications. Experience with Altium or similar EDA tools, high-density mixed-signal PCB design, high speed clock trees.
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Design and develop responsive, high-performance UI components using HTML, CSS, JavaScript, and popular UI frameworks such as React, Angular, or Vue.js. You qualify if you have the following: Expertise in HTML, CSS, JavaScript, and modern UI frameworks and librariesStrong understanding of responsive design, accessibility, UX design, and performance optimization.
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Proficient in key programming languages (Python, React, Javascript), coupled with a hands-on approach to Natural Language Processing (NLP), computer vision, or other AI subfields. We're seeking a driven Software Engineer with a passion for AI and machine learning to build a 0-to-1 product.
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3-5 Years of experience and expertise with frontend technologies including React, Typescript, Javascript, Saas, AngularJS, Bootstrap, and experience building large-scale responsive web applications.
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Minimum technical skills: JavaScript / Node. JS ( s erver-side , front end), API tools ( Postman, App Builder), HTML/CSS, React (Spectrum or similar ) , Python a plus, Low-code connectors a plus ( PowerAutomate , Zapier, Mendix.
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As a Senior Full Stack Engineer, you will leverage your extensive experience in Python/Django and modern JavaScript frameworks to design, develop, and maintain high-quality software solutions.
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Knowledge of multiple front-end languages and libraries (e.g. HTML/ CSS, JavaScript, TypeScript, React) Knowledge of multiple back-end languages (e.g. C#, Java, Python) and JavaScript frameworks (e.g. Angular, React, Node.js.
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Tech Stack/Technologies: Python, React, JavaScript, Flask, AWS, Docker, Git, and cutting-edge infra, ML, and AI tooling. Expertise with Python, React, Javascript, Flask, and other modern tech & tooling.
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The majority of our codebase is written in JavaScript, our machine learning and image processing pipeline is in Python. We're looking for technical generalists that aren’t afraid to dive into a new stack or toolchain if the need arises (but JavaScript and Node.js make up the brunt of the existing codebase.
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Plus: Comfort with HTML, CSS, JavaScript and relevant code libraries. The DevHub has built tools and products such as Producer-P, an audience optimization tool; Dispatch, a newsletter assistant; Radar, an automated-alert system; and Chowbot, our first user-facing generative AI-powered chatbot that recommends restaurants to readers in the San Francisco Bay Area. The team’s latest work includes Assembly, a public-meeting monitoring system, and Emcee, a quiz-generation tool.
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8-10+ years of experience developing production-deployed large-scale software web applications Previous experience as a full stack Java, Angular/React/Javascript engineer. Excellent knowledge of both front-end and back-end programming languages (JavaScript, HTML, Java, Python, Angular JS, Node JS, REST APIs, Spring Boot, REACT) Knowledge of database systems and SQL Strong knowledge of Cloud technology and able to help with migration to cloud.
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