Full-Stack DeveloperAbout Reply:Reply specialises in designing and implementing solutions based on new communication channels and digital media. Structured as a network of highly specialised companies, Reply supports leading European industrial groups in sectors such as Telco & Media, Industry and Services, Banking and Insurance, and Public Administration, helping define and develop business models enabled by new paradigms such as AI, Cloud Computing, Digital Media, and the Internet of Things. Reply’s services include Consulting, System Integration, and Digital Services. Role Overview:As a full-stack engineer you will design, develop, test, and deploy robust and scalable software solutions. You will have the opportunity to work in a team, playing a key role in both the design and development of digital solutions for customers from start-ups to Enterprises. You will enable customers to qualify and define their requirements, translating them into technical solutions, developed using AWS native technologies.Responsibilities:Develop clean, efficient,



and maintainable code using appropriate technologies and frameworksTroubleshoot, diagnose, and resolve complex issues in production environmentsContribute to automated testing processes to ensure code quality and reliabilityProvide continuous feedback to management throughout the development lifecycleCollaborate with product managers, designers, and stakeholders to translate requirements into clear technical specificationsAbout the Candidate:A Bachelor's degree (2.1 or higher) is required in IT, Computer Science or in a Technology-related fieldWorking knowledge of Agile and Lean Software delivery methodologiesBasic design ability including knowledge of UI/UX and basic prototype designExcellent writing and communication skillsAbility to visualize a proposed system and be able to build itTypical technology stack includes JavaScript, Typescript, Python, GoLang, React, MySQL, MongoDB, Linux, AWS Architecture Reply is an Equal O

📌 Full-Stack Developer (España)
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