Node.js
LeCode staffs English-fluent Node.js engineers to build and keep the services behind a product: APIs, integrations, and the backend the React frontend already calls.
What a Node.js engineer ships here
Most of the work is the service layer of a product that is already live. The engineer adds endpoints, connects third-party systems, and keeps the API stable while the product team ships.
On a new product, Node.js is the usual backend next to a React frontend. TypeScript is the default on both sides, so the contract between interface and API stays explicit.
How the engineer joins the team
The same three models apply: extend the existing team, add one vetted engineer, or take a dedicated squad for a product stream. Levels run from junior to senior, with project managers and tech leads when the stream needs them.
LeCode has operated from Montes Claros, Brazil, since 2019. Engineers are English-fluent, and onboarding is typically within 7 days.