**Full-Stack Developer (3 vacancies)** **Computer Systems Developers and Analysts \- Software Developers** ============================================================================================================================== ### **CONTACT INFORMATION** **Company:** SII Group Chile **Economic Activity:** Computer consultancy activities and information technology infrastructure management **Company Description:** SII Group Chile is a subsidiary of Groupe SII, headquartered in France. We have been present in Chile since 2010 and provide technological solutions based on an innovative and holistic approach that considers organizational change, process transformation, and associated critical human factors. ### **DESCRIPTION** SII Group is looking for a Full-Stack Developer! Mission As a Full-Stack Developer, your mission is to develop and maintain applications using Angular and Node, as well as manage both the frontend and backend of applications. You will collaborate with other teams to ensure efficient and continuous delivery of high-quality applications. What will you do? Develop the frontend using Angular 14. Develop and maintain the backend using Node.js. Collaborate effectively with cross-functional teams. Independently and proactively resolve issues. What are the requirements? Proven experience in Angular 14 and Node.js development (ES6). Intermediate-level experience with MySQL, MongoDB, and SQL Server databases. Ability to work collaboratively within a team and communicate effectively. Capability to independently and proactively solve problems. Desired Qualifications: Experience with NestJS and ORM/ODM frameworks. Experience with agile methodologies (Scrum, Kanban). Metropolitan Region, Las Condes 13/12/2025 \- 17/01/2026 Over $2\.260\.001 Full-Time ### **REQUIRED QUALIFICATIONS** **Educational Level:** **Experience:** 5 years ### **CHARACTERISTICS** **Contract Type:** Fixed-Term Contract **Position Level Offered:** Professional **Source of the Job Posting:** WEB **Professional Practice Opportunity:** No