Node.js Developer

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🕒 July 30

🇧🇷 Brazil – Remote

⏳ Contract/Temporary

🟡 Mid-level

🟠 Senior

🔙 Backend Engineer

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Mundo Devops

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Founded 2018

💼 Consulting

🤝 B2B

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Mundo Devops é uma consultoria e empresa de serviços especializada em DevOps, infraestrutura ágil e infraestrutura como código. Ela presta consultoria e desenvolvimento (incluindo Python) para integrar desenvolvimento e operações, automatizar e gerenciar infraestrutura e acelerar entregas para clientes em diversos setores. Entre seus clientes estão Mangai, Nau Frutos do Mar, RunPal, MTSiS Automação, RHM Tecnologia e RunSol.

📋 Description

• Development of a beginner Node.js course; • Creation of instructional content; • Monitoring the first cohort of the course and making necessary adjustments.

🎯 Requirements

• Create 40 hours of course content for the Node.js course: Backend Application Development; • Each lesson must include 10 additional practical exercises, beyond those performed in the lab; • Teach the first cohort of the course; • Make necessary adjustments to the lessons and course materials/workbook; • Course materials must be created in Markdown and tracked/managed via GitLab; • The course materials must follow the following outline: • - Introduction (course description and explanations of what is offered and what will be learned); • - Descriptive/explanatory texts for the topics, images and diagrams, optional tips, and a summary at the end of each chapter; • - Final project or a project broken up across chapters (preferably in the last chapter); • - Appliance/Infrastructure or information about the course infrastructure; • - Quizzes — conceptual/review questions: 5 per macro-lesson; • - Lab questions — contextualized practical exercises: 10 per macro-lesson. • Write two blog posts about the course or course content; • Provide a descriptive summary of the course with information for the launch; • For Lab.Code: provide a contextualized problem, a written answer to the problem, and a video walkthrough of the solution (recording of the terminal/application).