Full Stack Developer- Contractor/ Freelancer/ Part-time

Tutcart is hiring Full Stack Developer- Contractor/ Freelancer/ Part-time job in Delhi, Gurugram | Cutshort

Full Stack Developer- Contractor/ Freelancer/ Part-time
Full Stack Developer- Contractor/ Freelancer/ Part-time

1
\- 4 yrs
₹5L - ₹12L / yr
Delhi, Gurugram
Skills
MongoDB
Express
NodeJS (Node.js)
React.js
TypeScript
Javascript
React Native
Redux/Flux
🌟 Join Us as an Full Stack Developer at Tutcart! 🌟
About Tutcart:
At Tutcart, we're on a mission to revolutionize education with cutting-edge technology. As an innovative edtech startup, we believe in the power of learning and are passionate about making education accessible to all.
Why Join Us?
– 👨‍👩‍👧‍👦 Team Unity: Be part of a nurturing team that values teamwork and personal development.
– 🚀 We Grow, You Grow: Be part of a startup where your career development is a priority.
– 🎯 Exciting Challenges: Tackle diverse projects and tasks that offer opportunities for learning and growth.
Key Responsibilities:
– Full Stack Development: Contribute to the development of our platform using the MERN stack, Next.js, Redux, TypeScript, and other cutting-edge technologies.
– Architecture and Design: Assist in architectural decisions, focusing on scalability, performance, and maintainability.
– Deployment and Launch: Basic understanding of AWS services. Support effective deployment strategies and assist in managing the launch of new features and updates.
– Optimization: Collaborate on platform performance improvements, user experience enhancements, and codebase efficiency.
– Integration: Assist in integrating third-party services and APIs to enhance platform functionality.
– Mobile Development: Support the maintenance of mobile applications using React Native, ensuring integration with our web platform and a consistent user experience across devices.
– Security: Contribute to implementing security measures to protect user data and maintain platform integrity.
– Version Control: Proficiency with GitHub or Bitbucket for code versioning, collaboration, and pull request workflows.
– Project Management Tools: Experience using Trello or Jira for task tracking, sprint planning, and project coordination, ensuring timely delivery of milestones.
– Innovation: Stay informed about the latest technologies and trends to support innovation and competitiveness.
Qualifications:
– Proven experience as a Full Stack Developer with at least 2-3 years of hands-on experience in both frontend and backend development.
– Solid proficiency in the MERN stack, Next.js, Redux, TypeScript, and related technologies.
– Takes the initiative to identify and tackle challenges independently. Possesses the intelligence and resourcefulness to work effectively without constant guidance.
– Interest in education technology and a desire to make a meaningful impact.
– Good communication skills, both written and verbal.
– Ability to work in a fast-paced, collaborative startup environment.
What We Offer:
– The opportunity to be part of a dynamic and innovative startup.
– A supportive and inclusive work environment where your contributions will be valued.
– Engaging projects that have the potential to transform education globally.
Who Should Not Apply:
If you're not genuinely interested in our mission or unable to make a commitment to our team, please reconsider applying. We're seeking someone who is responsible, eager to learn, embrace the challenges of startup life, and contribute to building something impactful.
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Founded
:
2014
Type
:
Products & Services
Size
:
0-20
Stage
:
Bootstrapped
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Tutcart is dedicated to transforming education and empowering learners of all ages through innovative technology . We are committed to redefining the way people access, engage with, and benefit from learning. We are building the Edtech 3.0 Coming Soon.
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