Senior Full-stack Engineer for a Blockchain Project

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We are seeking an experienced full-stack developer to join our growing company. You will be tasked with taking Figma files from a designer and creating highly interactive webpages, including developing all of the necessary functionality and visual effects. You will help design and implement new features, as well as make modifications and fix bugs in existing code. Your duties will include designing and developing layouts, writing code to power the underlying functionality of the website and visual effects, debugging, testing etc.

Create, design, and implement layouts for new and existing web pages using React and Node.js Create and maintain database designs for data storage and processing Maintain legacy code written by other developers, including bug fixes Integrate external software libraries and APIs into existing projects

Tim Bachelor’s degree in computer science, engineering, or a related technical field Excellent knowledge of front-end web programming languages, such as HTML, CSS, JavaScript, and AngularJS, with ability to render server-side and client-side content. Excellent knowledge of React, Node.js and other advanced web tools. Excellent knowledge of PHP, Java, jQuery, C# Familiarity with common programming design patterns and best practices Experience with common web development tools and services, such as version control software, Experience with launching web projects on AWS using all available tools Experience with package managers, and CICD pipelines Excellent written and verbal communication skills Strong attention to detail and problem-solving skills

XNET focuses on Telecommunications and Blockchain Cryptocurrency. Their company has offices in Irvine and San Mateo. They have a small team that's between 11-50 employees.

You can view their website at https:xnet.company or find them on Twitter.

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