Node.JS Developer Level III (Contractor)

Job Description

We are looking for a highly motivated Node.js Developer Level III to join our team on a long-term contract basis. In this role, you'll contribute to the development of scalable, cloud-based web applications and play a key part in integrating third-party devices into enterprise systems. This position is based in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, and offers the opportunity to work on cutting-edge technology solutions while collaborating with diverse teams.

Responsibilities:

• Develop server-side code to enable the integration of third-party devices into the enterprise ecosystem.

• Design, implement, and optimize highly scalable, resilient, and robust cloud-based services.

• Oversee continuous integration and deployment processes for multiple microservices within the platform.

• Partner with QA teams to design and execute automated application-level testing suites.

• Employ industry-standard best practices to address complex business challenges through software solutions.

• Coordinate with cross-functional teams to develop scalable solutions that align with existing systems.

• Present and justify architectural designs and technical decisions to both internal and external stakeholders.

• Build prototypes rapidly to demonstrate architectural concepts and technical feasibility.

• Travel occasionally to collaborate with teams based at the company headquarters.• 6-8 years of programming experience in mainstream programming languages, demonstrating attention to detail.

• At least 3 years of hands-on experience with Node.js.

• Proven ability to design cloud-based web services with a focus on performance, reliability, and scalability.

• Experience in managing large-scale production deployments, including performance tuning and troubleshooting.

• Expertise in designing software architectures for high-volume applications.

• Proficient in developing and maintaining APIs for web services.

• Bachelor’s degree in Computer Science or a related field.

• Strong foundation in software design, algorithms, and debugging techniques.