Node.js Engineer

You should have 5 to 7 years of professional experience in backend software development. Your expertise should include Node.js, and you should have experience leading engineering efforts. In this role, you will be responsible for leading and delivering multiple development projects, ensuring quality and timely delivery. Your tasks will also involve gathering technical requirements, translating them into clear specs, and working closely with customers and stakeholders. As a senior member of the team, you will be expected to mentor junior developers and actively contribute to team growth and onboarding. This includes guiding team members through architecture, design, and code reviews. Collaboration with developers, analysts, and architects to build, test, and maintain web applications is essential. Your responsibilities will also include designing robust solutions, developing features, and writing unit tests that uphold high-quality standards. Participation in peer reviews and enforcement of coding best practices are crucial aspects of the role. You will need to develop and maintain integrations between services and optimize for performance. When troubleshooting complex issues, you will offer third-level support for business-critical systems. Additionally, your contribution to process and architecture improvements and advocacy for modern engineering practices will be highly valued. It is essential to stay current with industry trends and proactively introduce tools, practices, or products that could benefit the team. The ideal candidate will have deep hands-on experience with Node.js and frameworks like Express.js. Familiarity with source control tools such as Git and CI/CD pipelines is necessary. A strong grasp of agile development workflows (Scrum/Kanban), experience with multi-threaded systems, concurrency, and backend performance tuning are all required skills. Excellent debugging and performance profiling skills are expected, along with knowledge of object-oriented and service-oriented architecture. You should be comfortable working both independently and collaboratively in high-performing teams. A clear communicator who values clarity, documentation, and team alignment will thrive in this role.,