Junior Full Stack Developer

About the Role

UST is searching for a high-potential Junior Full Stack Developer to join their Data CoE, focused on building data-driven applications and platforms. This role is ideal for candidates with strong fundamentals and a passion for working at the intersection of application development and data engineering.

Key Responsibilities

• Develop and maintain end-to-end full stack applications (frontend + backend).
• Build scalable data-driven applications and APIs.
• Integrate applications with enterprise data platforms (data lakes, warehouses, APIs).
• Collaborate with data engineers, data scientists, and architects.
• Participate in design discussions, code reviews, and debugging.
• Ensure code quality, testing, and adherence to modern engineering practices (CI/CD).

Requirements & Tech Stack

• Graduation Year: 2024, 2025 or 2026
• GPA: 3.5
• Frontend: React / Angular / Vue.js, HTML, CSS, JavaScript/TypeScript
• Backend: Java / Python / Node.js
• Databases: SQL (Postgres/MySQL) + NoSQL (MongoDB preferred)
• APIs: REST / Microservices architecture
• Cloud: Exposure to AWS / Azure / GCP
• Tools: Git, CI/CD, Docker (good to have)

Data CoE Expectations

• Build applications leveraging enterprise data platforms and large datasets.
• Basic understanding of data pipelines, ETL, and data modeling concepts.
• Ability to work with data APIs and analytics-driven use cases.
• Exposure/interest in AI/ML-driven or data-centric applications (nice to have).

Qualifications

• Bachelor’s/Master’s in Computer Science or related field.
• Strong foundation in data structures, algorithms, and system design.
• Key Competencies:
• Strong problem-solving and analytical skills.
• Ability to work in a fast-paced, collaborative environment.
• Strong learning agility and ownership mindset.
• Good communication (technical + business stakeholders).

Preferred Experience (Nice to Have)

• Internship/work experience with leading tech/product companies.
• Exposure to data platforms, analytics, or modern data ecosystems.
• Contributions to open source, hackathons, or research projects.