Front End Developers (React, Angular, Node, more...)
Front End Developers (React, Angular, Node, more...)
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SENIORITY
Senior
About the role
- At least 4 years of direct experience in frontend web development
- Commanding grasp of HTML5, CSS3, and Javascript, as well as experience with AJAX libraries and frameworks (e.g. Angular, React.js, jQuery etc.)Adobe CQ or Adobe Experience Manager (AEM) a plus.
- Exceptional portfolio demonstrating experience in developing, releasing, iterating, and maintaining cutting-edge web experiences 12 months of React.js or Angular experience required.3 years node.js required
- Knowledge of related web technologies such as SOAP, HTTP, WSDL, XSD, and RESTStrong Computer Science fundamentals in object-oriented design, data structures, algorithms, and complexity analysis
- Significant UX/UI design exposure and experience in making digital experiences work intuitively and with pixel perfect interfaces
- Degree in computer science, computer engineering, or related technical discipline
- Consideration provided for Micro service developers
- Consideration provided for Python, Java, and Go developers
- Local to Seattle, onsite only.
- No 3rd parties, no vendors.
- No Visas allowed, US Citizens only
- Some travel required
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A number in mind
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Your notice period
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