Hire Node.js developers for APIs, integrations and back-end services
Senior Node.js engineers for API development and system integration, available in 1 to 2 weeks
Node.js is a JavaScript runtime that powers the server side of many web and mobile applications. It handles authentication, order processing, notifications and integrations with the business systems you already license. Customers never see it, yet every transaction depends on it. A dedicated Node.js developer from Infoloop joins your team within 1 to 2 weeks and works in your repositories.
- Senior Node.js engineers, onboarded in 1 to 2 weeks
- You interview each engineer before the contract is signed
- Work in your repositories, issue tracker, code review and stand-ups
- Scope, delivery dates and cost agreed in writing
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Why back-end teams add an Infoloop Node.js developer
Senior engineers, pricing agreed in writing and direct access to the developer who owns each task.
Engineers in India, an office in the US
Our senior Node.js developers work from the head office in Surat, India. The Dover, Delaware office serves US clients.
Cost agreed in writing
Scope, delivery dates and cost are documented before day one. Additional work receives a separate written quote, so the invoice never grows unannounced.
Production-ready from the first release
Monitoring alerts reach a named engineer when a service fails. A faulty deployment can be rolled back in minutes.
Code and accounts in your name
Your code, hosting accounts and credentials belong to your company from day one. Nothing depends on an Infoloop account, so you can change vendors whenever you choose.
No account manager in between
You know which engineer writes your software, and you can contact them directly. Technical decisions are never filtered through a sales layer.
Onboarding process
How a Node.js developer joins your back-end team
Four steps from an introductory call to production code in your repository.
01Scoping call
You outline the application, the current team and the blocked work. We confirm whether a Node.js developer is the right fit. The half-hour call is free.
02Interview and written quote
You interview the proposed engineer before anything is signed. Scope, delivery dates and cost arrive on a single page. Items that cannot be estimated yet receive a review date.
03Development inside your process
The engineer uses your repository, issue tracker and code review process. Changes arrive as small pull requests your team can review and approve. Progress is visible every week, not only at the end.
04Release, then handover or support
Every release ships with documentation, and every account stays in your name. Your team then takes ownership, or the engineer continues on monthly support.
The Node.js stack our developers work in
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| eCommerce integrations |
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Contract options for Node.js development
Three engagement models, each agreed in writing before work begins.
- Price a fixed project
Fixed-scope project
- Fixed price
- End date
One defined deliverable: an accounting software integration, background job processing or an upgrade of legacy Node.js code. The price and end date are set in writing. Afterward, your team takes over or monthly support begins.
- Add an engineer
Dedicated Node.js engineer
- Hourly or monthly
- 1 to 2 weeks to start
A senior Node.js developer joins your team for an agreed term, billed hourly or monthly. They work in your codebase and backlog. You interview them first, and the contract then continues month to month.
- Discuss hourly work
Hourly work for changing scope
- Time and materials
Hourly billing suits back-end work whose scope will change, such as ongoing improvements, discovery and support. The rate and an estimate are agreed in writing first. Support covers uptime monitoring, security patches, fixes within an agreed response time and a monthly report.
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The difference is they did not leave. Every month we get a report, fixes and one clear next step.
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Request a back-end scoping call
Describe the application and the work blocked on the server side. A named person replies within one business day.
FAQs
Answers for teams planning to hire Node.js developers
Direct answers to common procurement and technical questions. Raise anything else on the call.
What does a dedicated Node.js developer cost?
The rate and an estimate are agreed in writing after a free scoping call. The cost depends on team size, contract length and the size of the existing codebase. A fixed-scope project has one fixed price. A dedicated developer is billed hourly or monthly, and work whose scope will change is billed hourly.
Can they work in our existing Node.js codebase?
Yes, that is the most common engagement. The developer works in your repository, follows your conventions and joins your stand-ups. The first week covers reading the code and running it locally. We report our findings before any significant change.
What happens after the back end goes live?
You decide. Your team can take ownership with documentation and every account in your name. Alternatively, monthly support covers monitoring, fixes within agreed response times, security updates and a short monthly report.
What does a Node.js developer do?
A Node.js developer builds the server side of an application: APIs, authentication, order processing, notifications and integrations. Ours write TypeScript by default and use NestJS when a project needs more structure. They work with React, Next.js, Vue.js and Nuxt.js front ends.
How soon can a Node.js developer start?
Usually within 1 to 2 weeks, without a recruitment cycle. You receive a confirmed start date on the call. Team size can change between phases, so you can add a second developer before a deadline and scale back afterward.
Who owns the code, and can we end the contract?
Your company owns everything from day one: the code, hosting accounts, domain, credentials and deployment pipeline. Monthly support runs month to month with a notice period. Project work ends at the close of an agreed phase.
Tell us what your application needs on the server side
Describe the current system and the blocked work. We confirm whether a Node.js developer is the right fit. If so, you receive the scope, delivery dates and price in writing before work begins.
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