Full Stack Engineer with React/Node.js & GraphQL

Full Stack Engineer with React/Node.js & GraphQL

Posted Today by 1757736953

Negotiable
Outside
Remote
USA

Summary: The role is for a Full Stack Engineer specializing in React, Node.js, and GraphQL, with a strong emphasis on backend development. Candidates are expected to have a solid understanding of Google Cloud Platform and database technologies, including SQL and NoSQL. The position is fully remote and classified as outside IR35. A full-stack capability across frontend, backend, and API layers is essential for this role.

Key Responsibilities:

  • Develop and maintain applications using React, Node.js, and GraphQL.
  • Interact with Google Cloud Platform, particularly Big Query.
  • Utilize SQL and NoSQL databases, including MongoDB and PostgreSQL.
  • Understand basic cloud/DevOps concepts for pipeline triggering and error identification.
  • Contribute to both frontend and backend development, ensuring full-stack capabilities.

Key Skills:

  • Proficiency in Node.js and GraphQL.
  • Experience with React.
  • Knowledge of Google Cloud Platform.
  • Familiarity with SQL and NoSQL databases (MongoDB, PostgreSQL).
  • Basic understanding of cloud/DevOps practices.
  • Experience with Java Spring Boot is a plus.

Salary (Rate): undetermined

City: undetermined

Country: USA

Working Arrangements: remote

IR35 Status: outside IR35

Seniority Level: undetermined

Industry: IT

Detailed Description From Employer:

Full Stack Engineer with React/Node.js & GraphQL

Remote

Role-Specific Technical Priorities

React/Node.js core skills

Google Cloud Platform knowledge required (Big Query interactions)

SQL and NoSQL database experience (MongoDB, future PostgreSQL)

Basic cloud/DevOps understanding (pipeline triggering, error identification)

Product role skill distribution:

Primary: Node.js/GraphQL (80% priority) + React

Secondary: Java Spring Boot (team has existing Java developers)

Candidates strong in Java/React but weak in Node.js/GraphQL will be rejected

Full-stack expectation across frontend, backend, and API layers