Senior Full Stack Engineer
- Empresa
- NetForemost, Inc
- Área
- Full stack
- Região
- Exterior
- Local
- 45 países, incluindo o Brasil
- Modalidade
- Remoto
- Senioridade
- Sênior
- Stack
- React, TypeScript, Node.js
- Publicada
- 01/11, 09:58 (Brasília), há 2 dias
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This is a remote position.
Senior Full Stack EngineerLocation
Remote (LATAM)
Full-time / Contractor
Role Purpose
Lead the architecture and development of a scalable web application using a modern TypeScript-first stack. This role owns technical direction, ensures best practices, and mentors the frontend team while actively contributing across frontend and backend layers.
Responsibilities
• Define and lead application architecture and technical decisions.
• Develop and maintain backend services using Node.js and TypeScript.
• Collaborate closely with frontend engineers to ensure clean API and UI integration.
• Implement core frontend features using React when required.
• Conduct code reviews and enforce quality, performance, and security standards.
• Work closely with QA to identify, triage, and resolve defects.
• Proactively identify technical risks and propose solutions.
Requirements
Core Technical Requirements
• Strong experience with Node.js and TypeScript (production-grade).
• Solid experience with React and modern frontend ecosystems.
• Experience designing scalable architectures and APIs.
• Familiarity with modern tooling (Vite, PNPM, Turborepo).
• Strong understanding of testing strategies and CI/CD workflows.
Nice-to-Have / Adjacent Skills
• Experience with TanStack Query, Zustand, and Zod.
• Familiarity with DevOps practices and cloud deployments.
• Experience working with design systems and component libraries.
Seniority Level
• Senior
• 5+ years of experience.
• Strong leadership and mentoring capability.
English level:C1+ (client-ready).
Benefits
What We Offer
• High-impact technical ownership.
• Fully remote collaboration.
• Clear scope, timeline, and delivery goals.
• Opportunity to influence architecture and team standards.
Originally posted on Himalayas