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node.js developer

Overview In this role you design, build, and maintain serverless Node.js applications on AWS to power an AWS-based contact center platform. You will create Lambda-based services and integrate with Connect, Lex, APIs, and CRM systems to enable secure, scalable IVR and self-service experiences. You’ll work closely with solution architects, engineers, QA, and stakeholders to deliver reliable, automated deployments and robust performance. This position offers hands-on impact in a customer-facing domain and a chance to shape the architecture of a modern contact center. You will leverage CI/CD practices to drive reliable releases and contribute to secure software development across the lifecycle. ResponsibilitiesDesign, develop, and maintain Node.js apps on AWS LambdaBuild IVR and self-service workflows using Amazon Connect and Amazon LexCreate integrations between contact center platforms and enterprise systemsDevelop reusable Lambda services for authentication, routing, and case managementBuild RESTful APIs and event-driven architectures using AWS servicesApply secure coding practices and data protection controlsParticipate in CI/CD and deployment automation with GitHub and AWS DevOpsTroubleshoot issues and optimize performance, scalability, and reliabilityCollaborate with architects, engineers, QA, and stakeholders throughout the lifecycleDevelop automated tests and create deployment/runbooks Key requirements3+ years of Node.js development2+ years AWS development experienceExperience with AWS Lambda functionsExperience with Amazon Connect and/or Amazon LexStrong knowledge of REST APIs, JSON, and microservicesExperience with AWS services (API Gateway, DynamoDB, S3, CloudWatch, IAM, SNS, SQS, EventBridge)Experience using Git and GitHub for CI/CDStrong debugging and performance optimization skillsUnderstanding of secure software development practices and cloud security principlesBachelor’s degree in CS/IT/Engineering or equivalentcollaborationproblem-solvingeffective communicationNode.jsAWS LambdaAmazon Connect