Full Stack Software Engineering Lead (British Columbia)

Full Stack Software Engineering Lead (British Columbia)

19 Aug
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Foreseeson Technology
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British Columbia

19 Aug

Foreseeson Technology

British Columbia

Join Foreseeson Technology Inc. as a Full Stack Software Engineering Lead and drive innovation in Richmond, BC. This hybrid role emphasizes building scalable architectures and leading technical projects.

As part of our cutting-edge team, you'll utilize your full stack development skills and problem-solving expertise to create cloud-based solutions and scalable enterprise applications. Your responsibilities will include overseeing technical projects, contributing to backend systems, and collaborating with cross-functional teams to achieve excellence in software delivery.

Key Responsibilities:
• Lead projects with effective sprint planning approaches
• Develop and enhance scalable software applications
• Contribute to backend services and cloud solutions




• Engage in CI/CD pipelines and code quality practices
• Troubleshoot and resolve technical challenges

Requirements:
• Bachelor's degree in Software Engineering or similar
• Minimum 5 years of software development experience
• Experience with MS SQL and other databases
• Solid understanding of RESTful APIs and systems design
• Proficient with cloud technology like Google Cloud or AWS

Drive technology innovation and excellence within Foreseeson Technology Inc. and become a key contributor in Richmond.
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📌 Full Stack Software Engineering Lead (British Columbia)
🏢 Foreseeson Technology
📍 British Columbia

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