Front-End Full Stack Developer

Role Overview: As a Front-End Heavy Full Stack Developer with 5-10 years of experience, your primary focus will be on crafting exceptional user interfaces and experiences using React.js and modern web development frameworks. You will also be involved in backend services and cloud-native architecture. This position is open in Hyderabad, Bengaluru, Pune, with the option for remote work. The expected start date is within 15-30 days for a long-term duration. Fluent English is required to collaborate effectively with an international team operating in Canada EST Time. Key Responsibilities: - Design and develop responsive, high-performance user interfaces using React.js and Next.js. - Collaborate with product managers and designers to translate wireframes into functional, pixel-perfect interfaces. - Optimize front-end performance and user experience across various browsers and devices. - Apply accessibility best practices and modern design systems such as Material UI and Tailwind. Secondary Requirement (3+ years Experience): - Build and maintain secure RESTful APIs using Node.js, .NET, or Java/Express.js. - Integrate with AWS services, specifically AWS DataZone for metadata, governance, and cataloging use cases. - Implement secure authentication flows using OAuth2, JWT, SAML, and RBAC principles. - Ensure secure client-server communication and API access controls. - Deploy and manage applications using AWS Lambda, API Gateway, S3, Cognito, and RDS. - Use Docker for containerization and deploy on AWS ECS/EKS. - Implement microservices and serverless architecture with scalability in mind. - Work with SQL (PostgreSQL) and NoSQL (MongoDB) databases. - Collaborate with backend and data teams to ensure efficient data flow and integration with AWS DataZone. Qualification Required: - Expertise in React Frontend, Microservices Architecture Implementation, Security (Authentication/Authorization), Backend (NodeJS or .NET), and DevOps/Kubernetes. (Note: Additional Company Details have been omitted as they do not contain specific job-related information.),