Rust Software Engineer (Onsite - Hicksville NY)

NextGen Coding Company; Hicksville (NY); On-site; USD 90,000 - 130,000; Full time

Job summary

NextGen Coding Company in Hicksville, NY is seeking a software engineer to build backend services in Rust and frontend apps with Next.js and TypeScript for a restaurant messaging platform. You'll collaborate with founders to design REST APIs and integrate AWS infrastructure.

The role welcomes 0-3 years of experience, requires US work authorization without sponsorship, and offers hands-on learning in production Rust while contributing to marketing automation features.

Qualifications

• 0–3 years of software development experience with JavaScript, TypeScript, and React/Next.js.
• US work authorization without sponsorship; willingness to learn Rust in production.

Responsibilities

• Develop backend services in Rust and frontend apps with Next.js/TypeScript for a restaurant messaging platform.
• Collaborate with founders to build REST APIs, manage AWS infrastructure, and enable marketing automation features.

Skills

Rust

Next.js

TypeScript

AWS

PostgreSQL

Docker

Linux

CI/CD

React

REST APIs

SQL

Git

JavaScript

Backend Development

Frontend Development

Cloud-native Services

Tools

Docker

AWS

PostgreSQL

Linux

Git

REST APIs

SQL

CI/CD

Cloud-native Services

Job description

Develop backend services using Rust and frontend applications using Next.js and TypeScript for a restaurant messaging platform. Collaborate with founders to build REST APIs, manage AWS infrastructure, and implement marketing automation features.

Requirements:

Requires 0-3 years of software development experience with proficiency in JavaScript, TypeScript, and React/Next.js. Candidates must be legally authorized to work in the US without sponsorship and be willing to learn Rust in a production environment.

Key Skills:

Rust, Next.js, TypeScript, AWS, PostgreSQL, Docker, Linux, CI/CD, React, REST APIs, SQL, Git, JavaScript, Backend Development, Frontend Development, Cloud-native Services