UI Developer II
rootshellSanta Clara (CA)
About the role
UI Developer IIIRootshell Enterprise Technologies Inc. is a recognized provider of professional IT Consulting services in the US. We are actively seeking a UI Developer for one of our direct clients.
Location: Santa Clara, CA
Duration: Long Term
Required Skills: REACTJS, JAVASCRIPT, CSS, REDUX
Duties:
Follow user interface design standards for applications to maintain an integrated and consistent look and feel. Build storyboards, proof-of-concept mockups, demos, and prototypes of proposed features. Conduct ongoing research on web-based user interfaces development best practices. Hands-on design and development of single page application using TDD (Test-driven development) and (DDD) Domain-driven design models. Accountable for Unit, Automation tests, build, and deployment of one or more modules in a DevOps environment.
Skills:
7+ years of web development experience using JavaScript/ReactJS/Angular/HTML/CSS, of which 2+ years of recent React JS.Must have strong skills in JavaScript, React.js, and its core principles, React.js workflows (such as Flux or Redux), Unit testing with Jest/enzyme, web pack, Babel, npm, ES6.Should have strong skills in UI like HTML5, CSS3, CSS Preprocessors like SASS, Converting UX Mockups to UI, Automation testing, Ajax API Integrations. Good to have strong skills in Java technology stack including Java, Spring, maven, Postgres SQL, and JUnit. Expert knowledge of computer science, with strong competencies in data structures, algorithms, and software design. Thanks, HimaBindu
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