Angular-Java Full-Stack Developer
Budget: $8 – $15 USD
I am building a specialised web application for an import-export business and need an experienced full-stack developer who is comfortable in both Angular and Java. The core of the platform will be written in Java on the server side, exposing RESTful endpoints, while the client side must be a clean, responsive Angular interface that feels fast even when large data sets are moving through it.
You should have at least four years of hands-on experience with:
• Modern Angular (v10+) components, services and state management
• Java (preferably 11+) with Spring Boot or a similar framework for rapid API development
• Secure, token-based authentication and role management
• Relational databases and basic schema design
What I need from you:
1. A modular codebase that cleanly separates concerns so future features are simple to plug in.
2. A working proof-of-concept that allows us to upload, parse and display shipment data in the browser.
3. Clear, step-by-step deployment instructions so I can spin up new environments quickly.
Acceptance criteria:
• Angular build runs without warnings and passes basic linting.
• All REST endpoints respond within 300 ms under moderate load.
• README explains environment variables, build commands and database migration steps.
If you thrive on turning complex logistics processes into intuitive web tools, I’d like to see your portfolio and discuss timelines.
You should have at least four years of hands-on experience with:
• Modern Angular (v10+) components, services and state management
• Java (preferably 11+) with Spring Boot or a similar framework for rapid API development
• Secure, token-based authentication and role management
• Relational databases and basic schema design
What I need from you:
1. A modular codebase that cleanly separates concerns so future features are simple to plug in.
2. A working proof-of-concept that allows us to upload, parse and display shipment data in the browser.
3. Clear, step-by-step deployment instructions so I can spin up new environments quickly.
Acceptance criteria:
• Angular build runs without warnings and passes basic linting.
• All REST endpoints respond within 300 ms under moderate load.
• README explains environment variables, build commands and database migration steps.
If you thrive on turning complex logistics processes into intuitive web tools, I’d like to see your portfolio and discuss timelines.