Full-stack developer (JavaScript/TypeScript, React, Next.js, Node.js, AWS):Exp Must 10+yrs :Location:Plano,TX(In person interview)

In person Interview @Plano,TX

Job Title: Full-stack developer (JavaScript/TypeScript, React, Next.js, Node.js, AWS)

Location: Plano, TX

Duration: Long-term

About Role:

This is primarily and onsite role in our Plano, TX office working on our Auction.IO multi-tenant retail platform

Qualifications

Education/ Experience:

Four-year degree in a related field or equivalent experience 
10+ years of demonstrable professional experience on the Express js web stack 
Full-stack development experience using JavaScript/TypeScript, React, Next.js, Node.js, HTML5, CSS3, REST APIs, Redis, and AWS services such as S3. 
Experience developing, supporting, and maintaining Node.js applications, including troubleshooting issues, resolving defects, and implementing enhancements. 
Experience developing responsive web applications using React and Next.js. 
Strong understanding of UI, cross-browser compatibility, web functions, and standards.  
Experience with common design and code patterns (e.g., dependency injection, singleton, factories, etc.) 
Experience working on high-concurrency public web applications 
Experience implementing industry best practices as they relate to code construction and web application security 
Familiarity with the Bootstrap framework 
Experience with agile development environments and Scrum methodology a plus 
Business domain experience in e-commerce and/or back-office applications a plus 
Experience writing unit tests in an MVC environment a plus 
Experience working in an AWS environment a plus 
Hands-on experience with highly secured enterprise-level applications a plus 
Experience writing multi-threaded applications in Nodejs is a plus. 
Experience optimizing a slow running application for better performance and speed  
Skills and Ability: 

Excellent verbal and written communication skills required
Skilled at understanding business and technical requirements, and converting them into