Angular + NodeJS Fullstack Developer (4+ yrs exp)

Job Description

Job Title: Angular + NodeJS Fullstack Developer Position: Contract Experience: 4+ Years Location: Bangalore Work Mode: Hybrid (3 Days from Office) Shift Timings: General ? 9 AM to 4 PM About the Role We are looking for an experienced Angular + NodeJS Fullstack Developer who can design, develop, and maintain high-quality web applications. The ideal candidate must have strong hands-on experience in modern Angular versions and NodeJS, along with the ability to work in a fast-paced, deadline-driven environment. Must-Have Skills Angular (Version 10+) NodeJS Express.js (Good to have) TypeScript / JavaScript HTML5, CSS3 REST APIs, JWT Authentication SQL Database Knowledge Job Description Build, enhance, and maintain web applications using Angular and NodeJS. Develop user interfaces for modern, responsive web applications. Write, test, and document clean JavaScript/TypeScript, HTML, and CSS. Implement RESTful APIs, authentication, and JSON-based integrations. Ensure application performance, scalability, and responsiveness. Conduct unit testing and participate in code reviews. Troubleshoot, diagnose, and resolve system and application issues. Work closely with cross-functional teams and participate in daily scrum meetings. Adapt to changing project needs and work independently or as part of a team. Understand the full software development life cycle and deliver high-quality code. Roles & Responsibilities Develop UI components using Angular Material and Flex Layout. Design and implement backend logic using NodeJS and Express (optional). Perform root-cause analysis and provide long-term solutions. Write modular, reusable, and maintainable code. Collaborate with designers, QA, and backend teams. Deliver tasks within tight deadlines. Additional Requirements Strong hands-on experience in Angular (v10+) and NodeJS. Experience working on at least 2+ end-to-end projects . Minimum 4+ years overall experience , with 3+ years in Angular & NodeJS. ExpressJS experience is preferred but not mandatory.