Node Architect
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NetguruDigital Commerce
This role is fully remote, we accept candidates from anywhere around the globe, given that candidates are within an acceptable time-zone difference to UTC+4 (at least 5 hours of overlap), UTC+4 (at least 5 hours of overlap)ContractStaff
SalaryUp to 42 EUR/h (on a B2B)
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Job Details
- Languages
- English
- Experience
- 8+ years
- Required Skills
- Node.js
Requirements
- 8+ years of professional software engineering experience.
- Expertise in designing for scalability, including shared dependencies like authentication and supplier integrations.
- Ability to review designs for scalability, cost-efficiency, and maintainability.
- Experience working as a technical peer to Staff engineers and engineering managers.
- Proficiency in designing services using patterns for iterative, autonomous development.
- Ability to design for peak load and validate service limits via testing.
- Experience building components with clear documentation and migration paths for other teams.
- Deep understanding of secure-by-default habits including secrets management, input validation, and data handling.
- Working knowledge of OWASP Top 10.
- Ability to explain every line of generated code used in production.
- Strong written English communication skills.
- Collaborative and flexible technical argumentation style.
Responsibilities
- Dig into existing multi-product architectures to understand current design decisions.
- Deliver evidence-based assessments of code and design quality across product lines.
- Write and review RFCs and ADRs for new and evolving systems, making assumptions and failure modes explicit.
- Design extend-vs-rebuild strategies with built-in migration and rollback paths.
- Work within constraints including multi-currency payments, PCI DSS scope, and significant traffic spikes.
- Participate in team rituals including planning, standups, and design reviews as a technical peer.
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