Full-Stack Engineer - 1570
Summary
Full-Stack Engineer building production-grade web applications with Node.js/TypeScript, featuring scheduling, attendance tracking, search/personalization, and Singapore government integrations (Singpass/MyInfo/Corppass) on AWS.
Mandatory Requirements:
Degree in Computer Science or related field
Recent hands-on experience with Node.js and TypeScript is mandatory
AI-assisted coding experience (e.g. GitHub Copilot / etc) preferred
Track record of delivering production-grade applications
Technical Skills Required:
Full-Stack Development
Proficiency in Node.js and TypeScript, with a strong understanding of modern web development practices and component-based architecture
Experience with frontend frameworks (e.g. React, Next.js)
Mobile-responsive web development and/or Progressive Web App (PWA)
Backend & Database
RESTful API design and development
Relational and/or NoSQL databases (e.g. PostgreSQL, DynamoDB)
Role-Based Access Control (RBAC) implementation
Audit logging and data compliance (PDPA)
Integrations
Singpass/MyInfo/Corppass integration
Email/SMS notification services (e.g. AWS SES, SNS, Twilio)
Scheduling, Attendance & Reporting
Scheduling and availability management (e.g. calendar features)
Attendance tracking mechanisms (e.g. QR code-based check-in/check-out)
Dashboard and report generation (exportable formats e.g. PDF, Excel)
Search & Personalisation
Search and filtering features (e.g. profiles, listings)
Experience building recommendation engines or personalisation features (e.g. matching based on similarity, preferences, or past activity)
Experience integrating AI/ML services or APIs (e.g. OpenAI or similar)
Cloud
Hands-on experience with cloud services (e.g. AWS EC2/ Lambda/RDS or similar), including deployment and infrastructure management
DevOps
Familiarity with CI/CD pipelines, containerisation (Docker/Kubernetes), infrastructure-as-code (e.g. Terraform, CDK), and monitoring/observability practices
Nice to Have
Prior experience building citizen-facing government systems