Full stack Developer (Remote)

We are looking for a highly skilled Full Stack Developer to design and scale our real-time vehicle tracking platform. You will be responsible for building high-performance web applications that process live GPS data and visualize it through interactive map interfaces. Key ResponsibilitiesReal-Time Data Processing: Develop robust back-end services to ingest and process high-frequency GPS data from IoT devices.Map Integration: Design and implement interactive map interfaces using tools like Google Maps API or Mapbox for real-time asset visualization.Geofencing & Alerts: Build server-side logic for complex geospatial features, including geofencing, route optimization, and automated speed/entry alerts.API Development: Create and maintain scalable RESTful or GraphQL APIs to bridge communication between vehicle hardware, the database, and the user dashboard.Database Management: Architect and optimize databases (e.g., PostgreSQL with PostGIS) for efficient storage and querying of spatial-temporal data.Performance Optimization: Ensure high availability and low-latency response times for tracking thousands of simultaneous vehicle connections. Required Technical SkillsFront-End: Proficiency in React.js, Angular, or Vue.js, with experience in state management (Redux/MobX).Back-End: Strong experience in Node.js (Express/NestJS), Python (Django/Flask), or Java (Spring Boot).Mapping: Hands-on experience with Google Maps SDK, Leaflet, or OpenLayers.Real-time Communication: Expertise in WebSockets or Socket.IO for live data streaming.Databases: Proficiency in SQL (PostgreSQL/MySQL) and NoSQL (MongoDB/Redis) for caching.Cloud & DevOps: Familiarity with AWS (EC2, Lambda), Docker, and Kubernetes for scalable deployment. QualificationsEducation: Bachelor’s or Master’s degree in Computer Science or a related field.Experience: 3–6+ years of professional full-stack development experience.Niche Knowledge: Prior experience with telematics, IoT protocols (MQTT, HTTP), or GPS-based applications is highly preferred.