Full Stack Engineer - Web Applications (Public Sector)

• 1-year contract, renewable
• Government project
• Hybrid work arrangement

About GatherSG

GatherSG is a composable Case Management and Customer Relationship Management (CCRM) technology stack. It is designed to provide a cost-effective solution with a fast time to market for public service agencies whose use cases require a high degree of customisation to suit the government’s operating context.

Role Overview

As a Software Engineer for GatherSG, you will perform technical work to support the successful delivery of a product built on the GatherSG technology stack. Your work may include completing assigned technical tasks, debugging and resolving production issues, deploying products, and contributing to technical discussions and reviews.

You will work closely with the team’s technical lead to ensure deliverables are completed on time and to a high standard. You will also have the opportunity to collaborate with other team members, including designers and delivery managers.

Experience and Skills

Technical Experience

• Experience developing full-stack web applications using modern JavaScript frameworks, preferably with TypeScript.

• Front-end development experience with React.

• Back-end development experience with Node.js and frameworks such as Express or Koa.

Advantageous Experience

Experience in any of the following would be an advantage:

• Creating robust, responsive user interfaces using Tailwind CSS.

• Working with relational or non-relational databases.

• Using caching techniques and technologies such as Redis.

• Implementing unit and integration tests.

• Developing end-to-end solutions, from the front end through to API implementation.

• Using ORMs such as Sequelize or TypeORM.

Additional Experience

Familiarity or working knowledge of any of the following would be a bonus:

• Infrastructure as code on AWS or an equivalent platform.

• Creating and deploying container images.

• Developing and maintaining healthy CI/CD pipelines and processes.

Communication and Collaboration

• Good communication skills, including the ability to explain code changes clearly.

• Ability to work effectively with other team members.
  

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