Front-End Developer/React Developer
han it staffingWhippany (NJ)
Front-End Developer/React Developer
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han it staffingWhippany (NJ)
SENIORITY
Senior
About the role
Job Description Job Description Job Title: Front-End Developer/React Developer
Location: Whippany, NJ (Hybrid)
Duration: Contract
Job Description:
Developed scalable and responsive web applications using React.js, ensuring high performance and excellent user experience.
`Implemented state management using Redux and Redux Toolkit for efficient application data flow and predictable state updates.
`Built reusable UI components and integrated REST APIs for dynamic data rendering.
`Developed Dynamic form components
`Implemented routing, authentication, and role-based access control in Next.js applications.
`Optimized application performance through code splitting, lazy loading, and caching strategies.
`Collaborated with cross-functional teams following Agile/Scrum methodologies.
AWS & DeploymentManaged application deployments on AWS, including updating configurations in AWS Systems Manager Parameter Store.
Deployed and maintained containerized applications on Amazon ECS (Elastic Container Service).
Configured and monitored ECS services, task definitions, and deployment pipelines.
`Supported environment configuration management across development, QA, and production environments using AWS services.
Docker`Created and maintained Docker images for React and Next.js applications.
`Managed containerized application deployments across multiple environments.
`Integrated Docker image creation and deployment processes into CI/CD pipelines.
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