/ TEAMS · Enterprise Node.js Engineering
Build dependable business systems with experienced Node.js/TypeScript engineers who understand workflows, integration boundaries, transactions and the realities of operating APIs in production.
2,000+ engineers in our active talent network · Regional recruiters
/ SYSTEM STACK
Node.js · TypeScript · Services
ERP · Orders · Approvals
REST · Events · Webhooks
PostgreSQL · Transactions
Queues · Tracing · CI/CD
/ AVAILABLE TO HIRE
Profiles show the experience we can source. Individual candidate availability is confirmed after enquiry.
Senior Node.js / TypeScript Engineer — Enterprise Integrations
Available9+ years of experience · Lithuania
Senior Node.js / TypeScript Engineer — Enterprise Integrations with 9 years in production systems, focused on Node.js and TypeScript.
Languages: Lithuanian, English B2+
Senior Node.js / TypeScript Engineer — Enterprise Integrations
Inquire availability12+ years of experience · Slovakia
Senior Node.js / TypeScript Engineer — Enterprise Integrations with 12 years in production systems, focused on TypeScript and API architecture.
Languages: Slovak, English B2+
Mid+ Senior Node.js / TypeScript Engineer — Enterprise Integrations
Available7+ years of experience · Croatia
Senior Node.js / TypeScript Engineer — Enterprise Integrations with 7 years in production systems, focused on API architecture and Node.js.
Languages: Croatian, English B2+
Senior Node.js / TypeScript Engineer — Enterprise Integrations
Available10+ years of experience · Croatia
Senior Node.js / TypeScript Engineer — Enterprise Integrations with 10 years in production systems, focused on Node.js and TypeScript.
Languages: Croatian, English C1
/ Engineering teams
Our previous technical recruitment included a Node.js developer requirement for an ERP serving a construction/building-products business. That brief highlighted workflow ownership, integration complexity and production backend skills as important evaluation criteria. We source Node.js specialists around a client's actual architecture and responsibilities.
/ Technical specializations
Rather than searching for generic JavaScript skills, qualify engineering decisions around transactions, distributed work, secure integrations and long-lived TypeScript codebases.
Node.js services, modular boundaries, strict typing, dependency design and long-term API maintenance.
Order, fulfillment, approvals, inventory and operational state machines with auditable changes.
REST contracts, webhooks, vendor APIs, authorization, rate limits, retries and backward compatibility.
Idempotent job handlers, event delivery, dead-letter paths, retry strategies and eventual consistency.
PostgreSQL/MySQL, transactions, migrations, indexes, consistency boundaries and query diagnosis.
Event-loop profiling, observability, runtime security, CI/CD, tests and release readiness.
/ Project scenarios
Normalize entities, implement retries and reconcile state between independent business services.
Replace tightly coupled modules with testable services while maintaining business continuity.
Control queue throughput, at-least-once delivery, idempotency and operational alerting.
Maintain secure contracts, migrations and observability for teams and external partners.
/ Practical evaluation
We assess whether the engineer has actually owned transactional business processes, system integrations and incident response in running services.
Can the engineer explain event loop pressure, CPU-bound work, streams and operational impact?
How were domain boundaries, type safety, testing and maintainability handled in a large system?
How do they manage retries, idempotency, transaction boundaries and service failures?
Have they owned API security, audit trails, migrations, alerts and production releases?
/ Sourcing process
Node.js runtime, TypeScript practices, frameworks, ERP, APIs and ownership.
Find backend engineers with real enterprise and integration responsibilities.
Review workflow correctness, performance, security and TypeScript architecture.
Agree seniority, timezone, onboarding, availability and change procedures.
Profiles, availability and engagement terms are confirmed for each request.
/ Questions
Yes. Specify workflow types, vendors, API contracts, data consistency requirements and which system owns each business record.
We can prioritize TypeScript architecture and strong typing when the codebase or integration scope warrants it.
Yes. Include messaging technology, delivery semantics, retry policies, failure handling and production scale in the brief.
We evaluate enterprise ownership: business processes, transactional correctness, integrations and production operation in addition to framework coding.
/ Onectus · TEAMS
Tell us the technology, production responsibilities, experience level and working model. We'll activate the appropriate engineering sourcing channels.
