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Frontend Full Stack Engineer ( React, Node.JS, CSS) | Position 03 | Sunnyvale, CA

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samprasoftSunnyvale (CA)

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Job TitleHere is the summary of the requirement: Build reusable React components with modular CSS, manage data on the client with Redux, use react query, and GraphQL.Measure and resolve performance bottlenecks, using tools like Chrome DevTools, Lighthouse, Webpage test, or custom tooling. Refactor or improve existing code. We constantly find ways to improve all of our JavaScript code and you are all aboard. Work closely with our product, design, and UX teams to create amazing and intuitive experiences that make it effortless to connect different apps together. Help put tools, processes, and documentation in place to improve our code quality. Demonstrate technical expertise in solving challenging programming and design problems Review code written by other team members or other teams. Ship to hundreds of thousands of users every day while having lots of autonomy in terms of code and feature ownership. Help out with our Node-based developer platform. Share what you know and learn either one-on-one or with lightning talks to the group. Work boldly with a sense of urgency; embrace mistakes, learn from them, and drive the team toward success
Minimum Qualifications:
  • 4+ years of experience in object-oriented design and software development 4+ years of experience in building responsive, single page web applications using modern frontend JavaScript technologies like React, Angular, Vue, etc.
  • Thorough understanding of React, Node.
  • JS and its core principles 4+ years of experience in creating and/or consuming RESTful web services
  • Excellent communication skills: Demonstrated ability to explain complex technical issues to both technical and non-technical audiences
  • Expertise with unit testing & Test-Driven Development (TDD)
Required Skills: React, Node. JS, CSS Additional Skills: CSS Expert, Software Developer

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