Full-Time Web Developer
๐ We Are Hiring: Full-Time Web Developer
We are looking for a talented and passionate Full-Time Web Developer to join our growing team.
โข Freshers/ Experienced
๐ Location: Pari chowk, Greater Noida
โฐ Employment Type: Full-Time
Key Responsibilities:
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Develop and maintain responsive websites and web applications
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Collaborate with designers and team members to implement new features
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Optimize website performance, security, and user experience
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Troubleshoot and resolve technical issues
Required Skills:
โ HTML, CSS, JavaScript
โ Experience with React.js, Angular, or similar frameworks
โ Knowledge of PHP, Node.js, or other backend technologies
โ Database management (MySQL/MongoDB)
โ Strong problem-solving and communication skills
What We Offer:
โจ Competitive salary
โจ Professional growth opportunities
โจ Supportive and innovative work environment
If you're passionate about web development and ready to take on exciting projects, we'd love to hear from you!
๐ฉ Send your resume and portfolio to: [contact shared on WhatsApp]
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