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The Opportunity: We, at Flywire, are looking for an experienced Full-stack Developer, ideally with strong front-end development experience using React, and some Java experience. Here’s What We’re Looking For:4+ years’ experience as React developer (required.
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Mandatory Technical skill - Full Stack Java, React JS, Micro Services experience. Mandatory Technical skill - Full Stack Java, React JS, Micro Services experience. Experience with distributed systems, webservices architecture, and cloud platforms (e.g., AWS, Azure, GCP.
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10+ years of experience in Full Stack Core React -Typescript AWS serverless Development. Frontend React Developer. for a Contract job with a client in Boston, MA (Hybrid), Ideally looking for applicants with a solid background in React, Typescript, AWS Cloud, SQL would be a big plus.
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Java Full Stack, Spring Boot, ReactJS, REST Services, Microservices, AWS, CICD, RedShift (as Primary DB) Java Developer with React Js. Java Full Stack, Spring Boot, ReactJS, REST Services, Microservices, AWS, CICD, RedShift (as Primary DB.
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Demonstrated knowledge of Salesforce development preferably full stack development, best practices and design patterns in lightning platform, may have used Visualforce, Apex, SOQL, custom objects, workflows, triggers, integration tools, etc.
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We are looking for the best, highly skilled Senior Associate Full Stack Developer to join the team of our exceptional client for a fully remote contract opportunity. We are looking for the best, highly skilled Senior Associate Full Stack Developer to join the team of our exceptional client for a fully remote contract opportunity.
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Drive the execution and adoption of the FactSet FUSION design system, working closely with application engineers to educate and support implementation of standardized UI components and patterns, collaborating with product teams and full-stack engineers to support front-end best practices and implementation of the design system.
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Developing front end website architecture.
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It is a full-stack squad that maintains the Admin UI, and the back-end APIs used by the UI to fetch and persist data. Description: Our client is currently seeking a Senior Java Developer.
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This position is available with one of the leading Asset Management firms in the US. Their AWS Cloud/Angular Full Stack Developer will be joining a high-performing team of strong developers building a new large-scale Cloud-Native AWS application that drives the firm's investment process.
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Candidate must have strong Angular skills; while full stack developer skills would be a plus (with a focus on JavaScript and HTML). Job Title: Angular Developer. We are looking for a front-end developer to assist in updating our internal company-wide application.
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Involved with all the investment applications such as portfolio management system, trading system, research system, across equity, fixed income and multi asset.
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Creative full-stack developer to create and curate amazing product demos and sales tools, as part of the new Technical Marketing team. Technical: 3+ years of strong full-stack development experience including both Angular and Python.
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Implement full stack solutions that solve complex use cases. This position will start as a contract role with the potential to turn into a full-time role with benefits. Please submit a compelling cover letter and resume for the Server Side Developer role to hello@vyasa.com.
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Full Stack Developer. We are hiring FullStack Developer - to join our Digital Engineering team. 5+ years of developing solutions using UI/client-side technologies – HTML, Angular, JavaScript; mid-tier technologies – Java, Spring Boot, Kafka; Database technologies – Oracle, PLSQL.
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