12 Oct
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Iris Software
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Halifax Regional Municipality
12 Oct
Iris Software
Halifax Regional Municipality
Iris's client, one of the world's largest multinational investment banking and financial services corporation is looking to hire a Node.JS Developer Our direct client is a is a world-leading financial services company, provides consumers, corporations, governments, and institutions with a broad range of financial services and products.
Title: Node.JS Developer
Location: Halifax, NS (Hybrid)
Duration: 24 Months
Required Qualifications:
- Strong hands-on experience in backend development with Node.js.
- Proficiency with JavaScript and/or TypeScript.
- Strong hands-on experience with MongoDB.
- Solid understanding of NoSQL database concepts, document-oriented data models, indexing, and query optimization.
- Hands-on experience with SQL databases such as PostgreSQL, MySQL, SQL Server, or equivalent.
- Experience building applications that process large volumes of data.
- Experience with document processing, document ingestion, transformation, extraction, storage, or similar workflows.
- Strong experience designing and developing REST APIs.
About Iris Software Inc. Iris Software, Inc. (registered as SSA Infosystems in Canada) is a CMMi Level 5 Recent Jersey based company providing information technology solutions to clients nationwide for over 30 years. Iris has been growing at over 100% annually. In a program sponsored by Price Waterhouse, PNC Bank and Marsh, Iris has been honored for being
- One of New Jersey's Finest 25 companies for the year 2001 and 2002.
- Iris is also ranked 75th among Inc 500 s list of privately held companies for year 2001.
- NJ Technology FAST 50 Company for year 2002.
In a competitive industry, we distinguish ourselves by reliability, technical expertise and a history of successfully completed projects for clients ranging from mid-sized to Fortune 1000 companies. Regards,
Neeraj Singh
Executive - TA
📌 Node.JS Developer (Halifax Regional Municipality)
🏢 Iris Software
📍 Halifax Regional Municipality