Senior React Full-stack Developer

Descripción del puesto

Are you a talented Senior Developer looking for a remote job that lets you show your skills and get decent compensation? Look no further than Lemon.io — the marketplace that connects you with hand-picked startups in the US and Europe. What we offer: The rate depends on your seniority level, skills and experience. We've already paid out over $11M to our engineers. No more hunting for clients or negotiating rates — let us handle the business side of things so you can focus on what you do best. We'll manually find the best project for you according to your skills and preferences. Choose a schedule that works best for you. It’s possible to communicate async or minimally overlap within team working hours. We respect your seniority so you can expect no micromanagement or screen trackers. Communicate directly with the clients. Most of them have technical backgrounds. Sounds good, yeah? We will support you from the time you submit the application throughout all cooperation stages. Most of our projects involve working in a fast-paced startup environment. We hope you like it as much as we do. Through our community, we will connect you with the best developers from more than 75 countries. We have several open positions for Full-Stack React.js Developers - please see the details below. We also have some backend positions; the full list is included below as well. Requirements for the Senior Node & React Position: 5+ years of software development experience Commercial experience: React.js: 3+ years, Node.js: 5+ years, and Next.js: 2+ years OR React.js: 5+ years, Node.js: 3+ years, and Next.js: 2+ years Expertise in AWS, TypeScript and AI-assisted coding is a must. Other requirements: Strong technical skills: as a Senior Developer, you are expected to be able to create projects from scratch and have a deep understanding of application architecture. Clear and effective communication in English — advanced ability to discuss business tasks, justify decisions, and communicate issu