Overview
A back-end developer needs to perform complex programming responsibilities, such as server-side web application logic and integration of the work of front-end developers. They write your company’s web services and application programming interface (APIs) used by mobile application developers and front-end developers.
Posting a job ad for a back-end developer position needs proper knowledge of their skill set. Luckily, our back end developer recruiter at AdCulture will provide you and your staff with peace of mind in hiring a back end developer. Throughout the years, we have been filling all kinds of web developer jobs, giving us the proper know-how to create an evaluation process that ensures the efficacy of each candidate.
Additionally, there are technical terms and knowledge of technologies that are specific to back-end developers. The issue for most companies looking to fill this job lies in the difficulty to evaluate someone for a position that they themselves would not qualify for.
We test each back end developer candidate to meet our criteria to confirm that they have the right knowledge and skills to walk their talk.
What is a Back End Developer?
A back end developer deals with all the things on a website that you don’t see. They are the ones managing the database and they handle how the information is stored and retrieved if deemed lost.
To help you understand more what the job entails, here are some key responsibilities of a back end developer:
- Implementing Server Security And Your Company’s Data Protection;
- Integrating User-Facing Elements (Websites, Mobile Applications) With Front-End; Developers With Server-Side Logic;
- Building Reusable Codes And Libraries For Future Use;
- Ensuring The Optimization Of The Application For The Best Speed And Scalability; And
- Designing And Implementing Data Storage Solutions