Job Description

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   Full-Stack Software Engineer, Oslo. 6 month contract
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   1000 - 1300 NOK/hour
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  Are you a seasoned Full-Stack Software Engineer with a strong product mindset? Our client is a global software corporation and is seeking a talented individual to join their innovative team!
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   Key Responsibilities:
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   Drive product development with a solid product-focused approach.
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   Engage in full-stack development, preferably using the following tech stack:
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    JavaScript/TypeScript
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   : Strong general knowledge.
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    React
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   : Expertise in building user interfaces.
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    Serverless Architecture
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   : Experience in creating scalable applications.
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    Python, Go, WebGL (Three.js), Web Components
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   : Additional beneficial skills.
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   Cloud Development:
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   Hands-on experience with cloud platforms, preferably
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    AWS
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   Proficiency in services such as:
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    Lambda
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   : Building serverless functions.
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    S3
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   : Managing scalable storage solutions.
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    DynamoDB
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   : Working with NoSQL databases.
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   Experience with
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    ECS clusters, API Gateway, and EC2
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   About You:
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   You have a solid background in product development.
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   You are a proficient full-stack developer with a focus on modern technologies.
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   You thrive in a cloud environment and have hands-on experience with AWS.
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