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• Position: Back End Developer


• Job Type Full Time


• Qualification BA/BSc/HND


• Experience 2 - 3 years


• Location Lagos


• Job Field ICT / Computer 

Overall Description

• Back-end developers create, code, and improve the server, server-side applications, and databases that, when combined with front-end codes, help create a functional, seamless experience for the end-user.

Responsibilities

• Set design requirements based on information from the marketing team and user research.


• Actively contribute to critical efforts including but not limited to building new product features, design, and development of new microservices.


• Influence the features and direction of the product with your own ideas.


• Identifying ways to improve our technology and processes.


• Build out high quality integrations with other internal services and deliver product features for customers at scale.


• Lead or participate in code and technical design reviews.


• Write well-documented APIs by using Postman, following RESTful design patterns.


• Create reliable and self-documented code that is easily testable and maintainable


• Follow test-driven methodologies to troubleshoot and debug applications.


• Generate reusable code libraries.

Requirements

• Candidates should possess a Bachelor's Degree qualification.


• Experience with SQL and relational database schema design.


• Experience with Google Firebase and Google Firestore.


• Experience with AWS and managing deployment pipelines.


• Experience building highly integrated, large-scale, high-volume, and testable systems.


• 2 to 3 year’s experience in Typescript, Java, and/or any functional language.


• We code primarily in Typescript, so you’ll be expected to either ramp or continue with such.


• 2 to 3 years’ experience in microservices architecture, messaging patterns, and deployment models.


• Collaborates well with other engineers, product managers, and quality engineers in a team-based environment.


• Ability to manage code using Github.