Lead Front End Developer
kforceTampa (FL)
About the role
Description: Kforce has a client that is seeking a Lead Front End Developer in Tampa, FL.
Key Tasks:
- Design and develop modern, responsive web applications using JavaScript/TypeScript and frameworks such as Vue.js, React, or Angular* Build scalable, reusable front-end components and modernize existing applications* Troubleshoot complex issues across applications, APIs, databases, and system integrations* Contribute to architecture, technical design, coding standards, and code reviews* Mentor engineers and provide technical guidance across the development lifecycle* Collaborate with software, automation, controls, and product teamsRequirements* Bachelor's degree in a related technical field or equivalent professional experience* 10+ years of professional software development experience.* Direct warehouse automation, material handling, or closely related industrial automation experience is 100% required; This is not negotiable; Candidates with strong software engineering backgrounds but no relevant industry experience will not be considered* Strong JavaScript and/or TypeScript experience* Strong experience with Vue.js, React, Angular, or similar modern frameworks* Strong understanding of HTML5, CSS, OOP, responsive development, and software design principles* Experience contributing to application architecture and technical design* Strong debugging, troubleshooting, and mentoring skills* Experience with Git, Visual Studio, Azure DevOps, CI/CD, or comparable toolsJob TypeDirect HireCompensation125000 - $140000
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