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Weill Cornell Medicine is seeking a Senior Web Application Developer to join the Application Development group in New York. The role requires five-plus years of full stack PHP development, front-end work with React and NodeJS, and AWS DevOps experience.
You will design, develop and support enterprise web applications with a focus on performance and scalable architecture. The ideal candidate will work with Zend Framework, REST APIs, and modern front-end tooling, contributing to cross-functional
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Title: Senior Web Application Developer-SDS
Org Unit: Application Development
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Weekly Hours:35.00
Exemption Status:Exempt
Salary Range:$122,000.00-$168,500.00
*As required under NYC Human Rights Law Int 1208-2018 - Salary range for this role when Hired for NYC Offices
Works as a part of the Application Development Group to design, develop and support Enterprise Web Applications. The ideal candidate will have a minimum of five years of full stack PHP Development experience, front-end development using latest libraries including React, NodeJS and experience in AWS services. We are looking for a motivated and energetic developer who takes initiative, enjoys finding solutions to a varying number of challenges, is detail-oriented, and takes extreme pride in their work.
Approximately 5+ years of experiencing in PHP Development Full Stack.
3+ years’ experience in front-end development using latest libraries including React, NodeJS, HTML 5, CSS, etc.
Approximately 3+ Years’ Experience in DevOps on AWS services; experience building tools and templates that engineers can self-serve to quickly deploy new systems in a safe and scalable manner.
Strong experience with Linux, Apache, MySQL, and PHP (LAMP) architecture.
Strong knowledge of PHP MVC frameworks (Zend framework, Drupal).
Experience with front-end frameworks such as NodeJS, React, Bootstrap/jQuery/etc.
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