Senior Node.js Developer (5+ Years Experience) – Remote at TeamExpertly | Torre
Senior Node.js Developer (5+ Years Experience) – Remote
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Senior Node.js Developer (5+ Years Experience) – Remote

You'll engineer scalable backend systems by architecting high-performance Node.js services.
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8 days ago

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We’re looking for a Senior Node.js Developer to join our growing engineering team. You’ll be responsible for designing, building, and maintaining scalable backend services while collaborating with frontend developers, product teams, and other engineers to deliver high-quality softwareWhat You’ll Work OnDesign and develop scalable backend applications using Node.jsBuild and maintain RESTful APIs and WebSocket servicesDesign and optimize database schemas and queriesIntegrate third-party APIs and external servicesWrite clean, maintainable, and well-tested codeOptimize application performance, scalability, and securityParticipate in code reviews and mentor junior developersCollaborate with cross-functional teams throughout the development lifecycleRequirements5+ years of professional experience in Node.js backend developmentStrong experience with TypeScriptExperience with NestJS or Express.jsStrong knowledge of PostgreSQL or other relational databasesExperience with Redis, caching, and message queuesFamiliarity with Docker, Git, and cloud platformsExperience designing scalable APIs and backend architecturesStrong understanding of authentication, authorization, and application securityExcellent problem-solving and communication skillsInterested?Send your resume to [recruitment@teamexpertly.com] and include "Senior Node.js Developer" in the subject line.