Senior Full Stack Developer

Mindlance; United States; Remote; USD 140,000 - 190,000; Full time

Job summary

Mindlance, Inc. is seeking a Senior Full Stack Developer for a remote, long-term contract engagement. The role requires hands-on backend work with Node.js (TypeScript preferred) and API development, plus frontend work using React and TypeScript for data-dense interfaces.

Candidates should demonstrate strong AWS experience across Lambda, S3, DynamoDB, and related services. The position is remote, United States-based, and targets professionals who can deliver robust, scalable full-stack solutions.

Qualifications

• Hands-on experience with Node.js (TypeScript preferred) and API development.
• Strong front-end skills in React with TypeScript for data‑intensive interfaces.
• Deep knowledge of AWS services (Lambda, S3, DynamoDB, SNS/SQS).
• Experience building REST APIs and microservices in a full‑stack role.

Skills

Node.js

React.js

API Gateway

AWS DynamoDB

AWS Lambda

AWS S3

AWS SNS/SQS

AWS CDK/CloudFormation

TypeScript

Event-driven systems

REST APIs

Full-stack development

Job description

Position Title: Senior Full Stack Developer

Location: Remote

Duration: Long Term Contract (W2 only)

NOTE: Only W2 candidates can apply ; C2C profiles will be rejected and blacklisted from further application.

Must Have:

• Node.JS
• React.JS
• API Gateway
• AWS DynamoDB
• AWS Lambda
• AWS S3
• AWS SNS/SQS
• AWS CDK/CloudFormation

Required Skills:

• Hands-on experience with backend technologies such as Node.js (TypeScript preferred) and building APIs and event-driven systems
• Experience building modern front-end applications (React/TypeScript) for data-intensive interfaces
• Deep knowledge of AWS services (Lambda, S3, Step Functions, SNS/SQS, Redshift, Athena, DynamoDB, etc.)
• Strong experience in full-stack development
• Strong experience in React and TypeScript
• Solid experience with Node.js backend development
• Experience working with AWS services and deploying applications to AWS
• Experience building REST APIs and microservices