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About the Opportunity

Innovecture is looking for a Senior Full Stack Developer to support an exciting modernization initiative focused on an embedded auto insurance platform.

The existing application is built on .NET, and the objective is to modernize it to a MEAN stack architecture,leveraging AI to accelerate the re-engineering effort.

This is an opportunity to work on a modern application transformation initiative within an engineering team focused on building scalable, cloud-ready solutions.

Key Responsibilities
Develop and enhance applications using the MEAN stack.
Contribute to the modernization of an existing .NET application into a modern MEAN stack architecture.
Develop scalable and maintainable frontend and backend applications.
Collaborate with other developers, architects, business stakeholders, and engineering teams to understand requirements and deliver solutions.
Participate in architectural and technical discussions related to application modernization.
Leverage AI tools and techniques to accelerate software development, code transformation, testing, documentation, and modernization efforts.
Develop and integrate RESTful APIs and backend services.
Participate in code reviews, testing, debugging, and performance optimization.
Follow modern software engineering practices and Agile development methodologies.
Contribute to building reliable, scalable, and maintainable solutions as the platform evolves.

Required Technical Skills
Strong MEAN stack technical background
MongoDB
Express.js
Angular
Node.js
JavaScript / TypeScript
Experience working with modern web application architectures
Experience with application modernization and re-engineering
Comfortable leveraging AI to accelerate software development and modernization efforts

Preferred Experience
Experience working with .NET / .NET Core applications
Experience modernizing legacy applications or monolithic architectures
Experience with REST APIs and microservices
Experience with cloud platforms and modern deployment practices
Experience working in Agile development environments
Experience in the insurance, financial services, or automotive industry is a plus

What We're Looking For
We are looking for mid-level to senior developers who are strong hands-on engineers and can contribute immediately to the modernization effort.

The ideal candidate should be comfortable working across both frontend and backend development, have strong MEAN stack fundamentals, and be enthusiastic about using AI as part of the software development and modernization process.

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