Cloud-Native Microservices & Frontend Engineer

Synergy; Reston (VA); Remote; USD 125,000 - 145,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Medical insurance

Dental insurance

Vision insurance

401(k) with company match

PTO & Bonus Leave

11 federal holidays

Parental leave

Tuition and training reimbursement

Referral bonus program

Well-being programs

Job summary

Synergy seeks a Microservices Application Developer to design, develop, and maintain cloud-native apps for USCG. You will work in a cross-functional Agile team building micro frontend and microservices in an AWS IL2 environment, delivering secure, scalable solutions while collaborating closely with clients and stakeholders.

Responsibilities include implementing frontend integration patterns, building Node.js microservices, and contributing to architectural decisions, testing, and CI/CD

Qualifications

• Professional experience developing backend Node.js server applications and frontend apps using Angular.
• Strong proficiency in TypeScript, JavaScript (ES6+), HTML5, and CSS.
• Experience with micro frontend architecture patterns and REST API design.

Responsibilities

• Design, develop, test, deploy, and maintain cloud-native apps using micro frontend and microservices patterns.
• Develop Node.js-based microservices, REST APIs, and backend services for enterprise apps.
• Integrate frontend applications with Angular and modern web practices; enable seamless communication across micro frontends.

Skills

Node.js

Angular

TypeScript

REST APIs

AWS

PostgreSQL

Jest/Mocha/Jasmine

Git/Jira/Jenkins

Agile

Micro Frontend

Education

Bachelor's degree

Tools

TypeORM

Job description

Synergy seeks a Microservices Application Developer to design, develop, and maintain cloud-native apps for USCG. You will work in a cross-functional Agile team building micro frontend and microservices in an AWS IL2 environment, delivering secure, scalable solutions while collaborating closely with clients and stakeholders.

Responsibilities include implementing frontend integration patterns, building Node.js microservices, and contributing to architectural decisions, testing, and CI/CD