Senior JS Full-Stack Engineer — AWS & JVM Backend

EPAM Systems, Inc.; United States; Remote; USD 120,000 - 180,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Healthcare benefits

Employee financial programs

Paid time off and sick leave

Upskilling and certification courses

LinkedIn Learning access

Job summary

EPAM Systems, Inc. is seeking a Senior JavaScript Full-Stack Developer with AWS experience to build scalable, high-performance production systems.

You will shape both frontend experiences and backend services while collaborating on architectural decisions that support our evolving platform. Responsibilities include designing, developing, and shipping production-ready full-stack web applications, implementing accessible UIs with TypeScript and React, and deploying on AWS with containers and CI/CD

Qualifications

• 3+ years of professional full-stack web engineering experience shipping production systems.
• Proficiency in TypeScript and React, including state management and performance optimization.
• Backend expertise in Kotlin or Java on the JVM.
• Experience with gRPC, protobuf, and HTTP/REST API development.

Responsibilities

• Design, develop, and ship production-ready full-stack web applications.
• Build accessible, performant user interfaces using TypeScript and React.
• Develop backend services on the JVM or with shared TypeScript platform libraries.

Skills

TypeScript

React

State management

Performance optimization

Testing

CI/CD

AWS

Web security

Tools

gRPC

Protobuf

OpenTelemetry

SigNoz

Redis

PostgreSQL

DynamoDB

Job description

EPAM Systems, Inc. is seeking a Senior JavaScript Full-Stack Developer with AWS experience to build scalable, high-performance production systems.

You will shape both frontend experiences and backend services while collaborating on architectural decisions that support our evolving platform. Responsibilities include designing, developing, and shipping production-ready full-stack web applications, implementing accessible UIs with TypeScript and React, and deploying on AWS with containers and CI/CD