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Front-end Web Developer

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artech information systemAustin (TX)

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About the role

Responsibilities: Java Web application design and development Implementation and testing procedures, modules and related code using best practices Supporting, updating and enhancing web applications Creating and implementing code documentation to support development Preferable Skills and Attributes Minimum three to five years' experience contributing to and leading the creative execution of large scale web and software applications. Expertise with CSS3/HTML5 necessary Experience with using LESS.Experience working with build tools like Grunt and Maven, also good knowledge on Dev-ops process like Gerrit and Jenkins. Experience with Java technologies such as J2E, Struts, Spring, JSP, JSTL, Web services. Experience using dev tools such as Eclipse IDE, Git. Solid understanding of W3C and Accessibility guidelines. Strong knowledge of how the front-end communicates with and ties into the back-end Ability to work quickly but with a strong attention to detail and accuracy. Process-oriented with ability to work with different UI tools and rapid prototyping. Strong communications and organizational skills with an ability to thrive in a fast-paced production deadline-driven environment. Proven creative problem solving skills, including the ability to thrive in a fast paced environment with overlapping deadlines Demonstrated ability to communicate effectively to all levels of the organization, including the ability to create and deliver presentations as needed Qualifications Education: A Bachelors' Degree in Computer Science, Engineering, Biology, or equivalent experience Additional Information All your information will be kept confidential according to EEO guidelines.

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