FULL STACK DEVELOPER/SENIOR FULL STACK DEVELOPER

About Kanini :

Kanini provides Agile Software Development, Cloud Computing, Data Science, and Location Intelligence services to public and private organizations. Our diverse team of developers, testers, IT professionals, analysts, and business managers is rapidly expanding. Come join us to build sustainable solutions on modern technology stacks

Job Description :

• 6+ years of software experience in Microsoft stack
• Good exposure to Object-Oriented Programming
• Hands-on experience in .Net Full stack Engineers with React and PostGreSQL.
• Experience in JavaScript frameworks/libraries like Angular/React/Vue
• Good database skills - Experience in creating Stored procedures, Function, Views and Reports in MS SQL Server
• Knowledge of Design patterns
• Write readable, extensible, testable code, while being mindful of performance requirements.
• Create, maintain, and run unit tests for both new and existing code, with a goal of delivering
• defect-free and well-tested code to QA.
• Translate mock ups and wire frames into functioning front-end code.
• Write and maintain documentation for new and existing features.
• Keep up-to-date on best practices and new technologies.
• Rapid prototyping, and presenting conceptual design and working prototypes to management.
• Conduct design and code reviews and collaborate to ensure your own code passes review.
• Work with Product Management to analyse requirements.
• Collaborate on technical architecture and design.
• Excellent logical, analytical & problem-solving skills
• Willingness to learn new technologies and work in a team
• Good communication skills
• Healthcare experience will be added advantage.

Desired Skills :

• AWS Microservices, EC2, S3, ECS, Terraform, Containers, Python/Scala
• .Net Full stack Engineers with React and PostGres
• API stack open technologies
• QA - Software Developer in Test (Automation QA)

Nice To have:

• Big Data - Elastic Map Reduce and other related technologies
• Very little Java as some of the APIs use them. Not mandatory.