Full Stack Developer II | AGRO

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Job Summary: A Full Stack Developer works across all layers of web application development—from the user interface to the database—creating solutions proposed by the Product team. Key Highlights: 1. Works on front-end and back-end development of web applications 2. Collaborates with various teams to integrate and implement features 3. Assists junior developers and ensures code quality A Full Stack Developer is an information technology professional skilled in both front\-end and back\-end web application development. This means they are capable of working across all layers of application development—from the user interface to the database and system logic—and are responsible for developing solutions proposed by the Product team. * Configure and manage connections to relational databases. * Implement business logic of the application, ensuring data is processed correctly and business rules are enforced. * Identify and fix front\-end bugs by conducting tests and code reviews to ensure quality. * Write and maintain technical documentation for developed code and APIs, facilitating maintenance and future project expansion. * Participate in planning meetings, sprint reviews, retrospectives, and other agile ceremonies, contributing to problem discussion and resolution. * Conduct daily meetings to align on task progress; * Work closely with back\-end developers, designers, and other team members to integrate and implement features. * Address ongoing technology requests in the backlog and board based on prioritization by peers (P.M.; P.O.; Tech Coordinator) * Write and execute unit and integration tests to ensure code functions as expected and new developments do not break existing functionality. * Document developed programs; * Perform development/corrections requested in the activity board; * Conduct unit tests for developed programs; * Document developed programs; * Seek best practices to ensure performance and quality of developed programs; * Assist junior developers with technical questions; * Refactor code for continuous improvement; * Support the Product team in analyzing structural limitations; * Conduct code reviews of junior developers' deliverables.