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Express.js

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Express.js is a lightweight, flexible Node.js web framework that provides a minimal layer of features—routing, middleware, request/response handling—for building web applications and APIs. It is one of the most popular backend frameworks in the JavaScript ecosystem, used by developers building everything from small APIs to large-scale production web services.

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SAP NS2 Full Stack Developer - Top Secret, CI Polygraph required

SAP

Full-time · Herndon, VA · $107,300 – $230,600

This role builds and maintains a full-stack monitoring application for U.S. national security customers, working across SAP HANA databases, Node.js/Express APIs, and browser-based frontends with enterprise security requirements. It suits mid-level developers comfortable spanning database design through container orchestration and capable of implementing PKI certificate workflows on classified government systems.

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Apply for Software Development Engineer II (Full-stack Engineer) at Mapbox on their siteMapbox

Software Development Engineer II (Full-stack Engineer)

Mapbox

Mapbox Minsk

A full-stack engineer role focused on building tools and services for Mapbox's mapping data platform, handling data validation, feedback triage, and content correction. Suits experienced engineers who enjoy solving complex workflow problems across frontend and backend systems and want to work on geospatial data challenges.

Listed on Mapbox’s careers site · Apply there ↗

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