Remote React Developer Jobs | Turing
A fast-growing virtual and augmented reality technology company is looking for a React Developer. The developer will be responsible for building API architecture, implementing data storage solutions, and carrying out other engineering tasks while working with the team. The company is focused on creating experiences that drive traffic and reduce the selling cycles of their clients. This is a full-time, long-term role with a preference for U.S.-based candidates. Job Responsibilities: • Optimize our video chat applicationIntegrate front-end elements with server-side logic and functionalities • Optimize the platform for faster execution and solve scalability issues • Implement security & data protection practices • Experiment, architect, design and build APIs, data storage solutions, services & other engineering projects Job Requirements: • Bachelor’s/Master’s degree in Computer Science (or equivalent experience) • At least 6+ years of relevant experience as a software developer • 6... years of experience working with React and other related technologies • Fluency in back-end technologies like Node.js, Express.js, and Socket.io • Experience with AWS, React (back-end heavy), API development, MySQL, and provisioning resources on AWS • Solid understanding of JavaScript frameworks • Proficient knowledge of server-side CSS preprocessors (Less and Sass), SQL, NoSQL, or other databases • Proficient knowledge of REST API design methodologies, session management, and operating high throughput systems • Experience with automated testing platforms and code versioning tools such as Git • Basic familiarity with front-end technologies (HTML5 and CSS3) • Understanding of database administration, scripting, data migration & backup, authentication, authorization, and security compliance standards • Excellent command of algorithms and data structures, time and space complexity, distributed systems, and multithreaded architectures • Strong analytical and interpersonal skills • ?Fluent in English Apply tot his job