A top-notch specialist should be developing automated tests in Java/Javascript Minimum Requirements
A top-notch specialist should be developing automated tests in Java/Javascript Minimum Requirements
Core Skills: Mastery of HTML, CSS, JavaScript Responsive design experience Deep experience in multiple
Develop, test, debug, and implement software programs, applications and projects using Java, C#, SQL, JavaScript
team members Lead one or multiple projects efficiently Qualifications: Experience building modern JavaScript
. */ ,[] Requirements: TypeScript, AWS, NoSQL, JavaScript, Rust, Golang, Go, Python, Web3 Additionally
Proven experience as a full stack engineer with a strong understanding of TypeScript, JavaScript, and
framework (Angular, React) Experience with at least one modern web development language (TypeScript, JavaScript
databases such as MySQL, PostgreSQL, or MongoDB Knowledge of front-end technologies such as HTML, CSS, JavaScript
Extensive experience as a Big Data EngineerSolid Python and Java coding skillKnowledge of JavaScript
Experience with coding and scripting in Angular, JavaScript, TypeScript, CSS.
Experience with JavaScript and Node.JS .
Our team handles both the Frontend (Razor templates + JavaScript and Typescript) and several backend
, React) Experience with at least one modern web development language ( TypeScript , JavaScript
to share concepts to various audiences One or more of the following technology stacks: Vue.js, javascript
Experience working with frontend technologies such as MUI, HTML, CSS, and JavaScript.
, React) Experience with at least one modern web development language ( TypeScript , JavaScript
ability to share concepts to various audiences One or more of the following technology stacks: Vue.js, javascript
Our team handles both the Frontend (Razor templates + JavaScript and Typescript) and several backend
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