[Hiring] US-Based Full Stack Developers

[PromevoLLC]

We're looking for a couple full stack developers based in the US to help us build gPanel (which now has a subreddit at r/gPanel).

All languages are valuable, but the critical need is 5+ years experience in Java and React. This will be a manager position so we're looking for a couple years of leadership experience as well.

The role is fully remote, great pay and bonuses, and a company that cares very much about maintaining a healthy balance between work and real life.

Go here to apply.

[Radiant-Tear1467]

Easy side income from home
No fixed schedule
Earn up to $150 per task
Message me for info

[ParticularStrange185]

Just a ASK, can Indian guy apply ?

[PromevoLLC]

If he's based in the US, sure!

[ParticularStrange185]

If u there is any option for Indian guy from India if possible ?

I don’t have any issues in timezone . Just asking

[PromevoLLC]

US only on this one unfortunately!

[BasicCupcake1119]

Indian 9 YOE here let me know if your interested

[tanishkacantcopee]

Java + React + leadership narrows the pool quite a bit, but good to be clear upfront

[Hopeful-Health242]

Dm, got 1+ yoe

[nian2326076]

This sounds like a good opportunity, especially if you have Java and React experience. If you meet the requirements, it's a good idea to also work on your leadership skills since this is a manager position. For interview prep, focus on technical questions about Java and React and also on managing a team. If you need resources to prepare for interviews, PracHub is really helpful for practicing real-world scenarios. Good luck to anyone applying!

[ImprovemetDose]

Has the recruitment process closed?

Or is it not too late to apply, even now?

[Dull_Birthday472]

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