Zoftify — Travel Software DevelopmentFull Stack Developer (React + Node.js)
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Open worldwide, Nigeria included. No country restriction on this role.
- Where it can be done from
- WorldwidePosting says: “Remote - Worldwide”
- Working hours in Lagos
- No hours requirement stated
- Pay
- Not posted
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About the role
Zoftify is a product development agency focused on travel industry solutions and delivering real business value. This role owns building and maintaining high-performance web and mobile applications for international clients, working fully remotely with an international team.
What you'll do
- Build modern web applications based on Figma designs
- Develop reliable and scalable backend solutions
- Work on international projects with clients in multiple countries
- Use modern technologies to achieve excellent results
- Collaborate in an agile environment
What they're looking for
- 2+ years of commercial experience
- Strong knowledge of React.js and Node.js
- Experience with TypeScript
- Experience developing and integrating REST APIs
- Experience with SQL databases (e.g., PostgreSQL)
- Ability to create pixel-perfect UI
For applicants in Nigeria
- The listing states worldwide eligibility and 100% remote work; no country restrictions are stated beyond that.
- Timezone expectations are not specified; confirm during interview.
- Pay currency or range is not specified; confirm during interview.
- Contractor vs employee status is not specified; confirm during interview.
- The listing does not mention visa or work-authorization notes; confirm during interview.
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Perks & benefits
What this listing says it offers, and who each perk covers. Perks limited to US or EU employees often do not reach contractors or people hired through an employer of record, which is how many hires from Nigeria are paid.
