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Full Stack Developer
Eponymos™•West Virginia, US
Full-time
$115K
per year
Estimated — not stated by the employer
👁️ 0 views•📝 0 applications•Posted 10/26/2026•Expires 11/25/2026
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Job Description
Company Description Eponymos™ is a digital platform where journalists from around the world discover branded newsrooms, find inspiration, and create visual narratives. The platform allows journalists to explore pages, chapters, or complete stories in a context similar to their publishing environments.
Users can log in to access libraries of pre-approved, media-compliant images and videos to build unique visual stories. Eponymos™ supports remote collaboration, enabling teams to s…
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