Top Entry Level Javascript Jobs in St. Louis, MO

As a Software Engineer at Everlaw, you will develop and enhance features for the ediscovery platform, ensuring functionality and reliability while integrating various technologies. Your role involves tackling complex engineering challenges in a supportive environment that fosters learning and growth, allowing you to take ownership of significant features.

Develop and maintain core software components for processing blockchain data, focusing on integrating WebAssembly (WASM) with Rust and optimizing performance using Wasmtime. Responsibilities include developing multi-tenant WASM environments, building developer tooling, and supporting custom data transformations.

The Associate Software Engineer will manage the end-to-end development of features and services, ensuring code quality, performance, and maintainability. Responsibilities include collaborating with teams, continuous improvement of processes, ensuring system reliability, and staying up-to-date with technology trends.

As a Web Developer at our digital marketing agency, you will build and support digital initiatives across various platforms, with a key focus on PHP. Responsibilities include coding, customization, database administration, and ensuring compliance while working collaboratively in a dynamic team environment.

The Backend Engineer will build high-performance backend services that integrate with various data stores, message queues, and web/mobile platforms. The role involves troubleshooting complex systems, optimizing code, and designing scalable data models, requiring minimal supervision for problem-solving under complex conditions.

As a Web Developer, you will manage web development tasks, focusing on SEO and HTML email development. You will create and enhance websites, implement innovative SEO strategies, conduct audits, and collaborate on full-stack projects while providing consultation to clients.

As a Software Engineer I, you will develop full-stack software using Typescript, MySQL, React, and Next.js, own features from concept to production, maintain a codebase, and collaborate with team members.