Hire NoSQL developers

As the NoSQL umbrella unites several different technologies, seeking NoSQL developers often means identifying the right community according to their chosen stack. Start by targeting professionals specializing in solutions like MongoDB, CouchDB, Cassandra, or Redis. Be sure to scan those platforms that index profiles (Indeed, GlassDoor), filtering for folks who work on relevant projects.

Alternatively, dedicated hiring solutions such as Lemon.io have simplified this process — providing a fast-track method for hiring organizations to get access to NoSQL talent in a short time. We did a business for you — our software engineers are pre-vetted and ready to join your project ASAP.

Every single developer we work with gets a 20-hour no-risk paid trial period to ensure both clients and software engineers are confident in working together before committing to long-term engagement. NoSQL developers are no exception, and the test period gives ample opportunity to observe a coder’s approach to problems as well as how well they would communicate.

We are supremely confident about each candidate’s skill set & experience, so a zero-risk replacement guarantee (in the event your chosen software engineer just isn’t the right fit) will quickly and easily get things resolved should it be necessary at any point.

Yes, NoSQL developers are highly sought after! More and more companies are shifting away from the old relational databases toward NoSQL because it’s more adaptable and better suited to handle modern data. It works perfectly when you’re working with lots of data coming from multiple sources — the kind you see in e-commerce, social media, phone apps, and analyzing huge pools of information.

The increase in demand means we need experts in every area of this exciting new type of database, including pros at MongoDB, CouchDB, Cassandra, and Redis. Companies now care more about how quickly they can work with mountains of data in its raw, natural form.

Lemon.io simplifies things here: we strive to give you access to vetted NoSQL developers, often within the first 48 hours. From there, additional steps may be required on your end to narrow down options. However, our goal is to keep onboarding efficient so the developer is selected and onboarded within a few days.

Lemon.io prides itself on thorough and careful candidate assessment: we scan more than 300 online tech communities and job boards to identify the top 1% of talent within NoSQL & related domains.

With programmers sourced globally across dozens of time zones (over 50 countries in total), the Lemon.io team is well-equipped to connect you with the right candidates regardless of where you are based.

You won’t deal with bureaucratic obstacles or time lost onboarding talent. Those who join our team start delivering from day one, making direct integration of software engineers incredibly easy & helping clients hit their objectives faster.

Lemon.io’s vetting process for NoSQL specialists consists of four parts:

1. Potential developers fill out a questionnaire, detailing their work history, tech stack, and English language skills.
2. We then closely evaluate their CVs for consistency, often cross-referencing their claims with what’s listed on professional sites like LinkedIn.
3. Then, there is a technical assessment conducted on Coderbyte that checks their understanding of how NoSQL systems work and their ability to retrieve and change data with them. Our seasoned recruiters conduct this part during the screening call.
4. Candidates then go through a technical interview where one of our tech interviewers examines those same skill sets — focusing on practical examples and niche questions to ensure they can demonstrate true proficiency with best practices.

NoSQL developers specialize in working with NoSQL databases — unlike typical relational ones, they shine when flexibility for storing and processing a variety of different kinds of data.

Their knowledge of building apps with high-performance NoSQL backends, using complex query techniques, and building databases brings a unique benefit to various sectors. Examples include building solutions on top of data platforms, mobile application engineering teams, or those in fintech working on systems to process large financial transactions in real time.