Web Developer - JavaScript/Node JS/React
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- Who can apply
- Restricted: IndiaSource wording: “Structured provider country/timezone restrictions include India (UTC+05:30)”
- Source updated
- Published 25 Oct 2026 · Today
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- First seen here
- 25 Oct 2026
- Source
- Himalayas · Imported · Confirm current details with the original source
- Source listing ID
- https://himalayas.app/companies/hemitz-media-pvt-ltd/jobs/web-developer-javascript-node-js-react
- Original listing
- https://himalayas.app/companies/hemitz-media-pvt-ltd/jobs/web-developer-javascript-node-js-react
- Last imported
- 25 Oct 2026
About the role
Web Developer / Full Stack Engineer. We are looking for a Web Developer to architect, design, develop, implement and maintain a backend web application. Experience in building web-based systems from scratch and a good knowledge of API. 1-3 years of experience in Full Stack Development Knowledge in design and development using Node.js, Express JS. Ability to write reusable, scalable, testable, and efficient code. Hands-on experience in frontend development using React / Angular. Experience in MySQL Database. Strong Knowledge of HTML5, CSS3. Knowledge of coding in JavaScript/TypeScript. Knowledge in jQuery. Knowledge in JavaScript Visualization Plugins (D3 Js, Hightcharts). Ability to explore new things. Experience in API programming, particularly REST. Excellent communication skills to articulate technical concepts to non-technical stakeholders. Experience in Google Cloud and Python is a huge plus. Experience in any Business Intelligence Software. Digitbite is a Global Managed Service provider, with offices in UK, UAE and India. We own and execute end to end projects in the Banking & Finance world. Originally posted on Himalayas
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