Senior Fullstack Developer (Next.j + NodeJS)
Posted bythe hiring team· about 8 hours ago
Posted bythe hiring team· about 8 hours ago
Senior Fullstack Developer (Next.j + NodeJS)
USD 65,267 – USD 93,600
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About this role
Employer: Belgium Cybersecurity Startup
Location: Remotely from Poland (with occasional travel to Belgium)
Rate: 30 - 43 EUR per hour
Cooperation model: B2B
Start date: ASAP
Recruitment process: 2 online interviews
Technology stack: Typescript - Next.js (v13+), Docker, React, Azure, Redis, NestJS, Express, PostgreSQL, MUI
Our client is a fast-growing cybersecurity startup dedicated to enhancing digital safety for organizations globally. With a small, innovative team, they’re developing a cutting-edge platform to simplify vulnerability management. This solution centralizes data from networks, cloud, applications, and more, helping security teams assess risks and prioritize remediation effectively.
In an exciting growth phase, they embrace a remote-first, collaborative culture focused on technical excellence. They seek proactive team players who can occasionally travel to their Belgium hub. Join a dynamic company shaping the future of cybersecurity!
Your role is:
-> Creating interactive, responsive and secure web interfaces using modern tools and frameworks
-> Cooperating daily with a multidisciplinary team including back-end developers, designers and security analysts
-> Making key decisions related to UI performance, responsiveness, and maintainability
-> Building front-end solutions that align with the security-driven development philosophy
Your skills and experiences:
-> At least 5 years of experience with Next.js (v13+) and experimental features (e.g. server/client components)
-> Experience working with TypeScript and React in a production-grade environment
-> Solid understanding of version control systems (Git)
-> Experience with of Prisma ORM
-> Ability to travel occasionally to Belgium for team meetings or workshops (a few times in a year)
-> Strong English proficiency (C1 or higher)
Nice to have:
+ Exposure to cloud platforms such as Azure or experience working with containers (Docker)
+ Some background with backend technologies (Node.js frameworks like NestJS or Express)
+ Familiarity with PostgreSQL or Redis
+ UI building experience using component libraries like MUI (Material UI)
+ Attention to code quality through testing practices or experience with testing libraries
Our client offers:
+ Flexibility when it comes to working hours and location
+ A motivating, respectful team culture that fosters innovation and growth
+ Competitive compensation adjusted to your experience
The Senior Fullstack Developer (Next.j + NodeJS) role with the hiring team offers USD 65,267–93,600 per year. Salary information is published as part of every JobRemotely listing so candidates can self-screen before applying.
Yes — the hiring team has marked this Senior Fullstack Developer (Next.j + NodeJS) role as open to candidates based in Poland. Eligibility requirements are surfaced in the JobPosting structured data on the listing.
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