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RF-SMART

Software Developer

Jacksonville, Florida, United StatesmidAdded today

About this role

RF-SMART seeks an experienced C# and React developer to build shipping software solutions within an agile team in Jacksonville, FL. You'll design, develop, and maintain full-stack web applications while collaborating with senior developers, QA, and product stakeholders.

What you'll do

  • Develop and maintain C# web applications and React frontends using clean, testable code
  • Participate in agile ceremonies including sprints, standups, and retrospectives with the scrum team
  • Conduct code reviews and collaborate on design solutions with product and cross-functional teams
  • Integrate applications with backend services, databases, and RESTful APIs
  • Evaluate new frameworks and technologies, including security best practices
  • Perform unit testing and participate in the full software testing and certification process

What they're looking for

  • C# (2+ years professional experience)
  • React, JavaScript, HTML, CSS (3+ years professional experience)
  • Full-stack web development
  • RESTful API design and consumption
  • SOLID object-oriented development principles
  • Git and source code management
  • Agile methodology and scrum practices
  • Problem-solving and analytical thinking
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RF-SMART

RF-SMART builds JavaScript-based applications, including NetSuite integrations, using Node.js and modern full-stack technologies. They are hiring Software Developers and Full Stack Developers to enhance their product and maintain their codebases through agile collaboration.

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Likely interview questions

  • Walk us through your experience building full-stack applications with C# and React—what was your role and what challenges did you overcome?
  • Describe a time you had to refactor legacy code to follow SOLID principles; what was your approach?