Front End Developer ( Vue.JS/ NXT )
knack solutionsDenver (CO)
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Front End Developer (Vue. JS/NXT) Jersey City, NJ, United States Or refer someone Job Openings Front End Developer (Vue. JS/NXT)
About the Job: Front End Developer (Vue. JS/NXT)
Position: Front End Developer (Vue. JS/NXT)
Location: Remote
Contract: 12+ monthsW210 openings Looking for a few of these people to be able to convert Working some EST hours Solid understanding of basic CSS Specificity needs to know that specificity could be calculated. Must be able to articulate Computed values in Vue vs Methods and understand how/when to use them. Experience with Vue lifecycle hooks. Understanding of state management using Vuex. Experience with Vue 2 and Vue 3 (Ideally) Strong understanding of Typescript Any experience migrating applications from Vue 2 and Vuex to the Composition API and Vue 3 using Typescript is ideal. Experience working with UX designers to turn comps into pages White-labeling experience when it comes to onboarding brands onto an ecommerce solution Vanilla Javascript (ES6) experience (JS fundamentals need to be strong) Top Skills' Details - Hard Skills: Expert level knowledge of JavaScript, HTML and CSSExperience with a modern UI framework - Vue.js/NUXTProven track record of delivering products that customers love to use Must have experience in supporting ecommerce applications Expectations:6 9 years of extensive software engineering experience3 5 years of experience working in cross functional development/design teams 35+ years on agile teams delivering value in digital products 2+ years working with large development teams and legacy systems 2+ years with client management or handling big stakeholder teams from prominent brandsIA info from current developer: UI/UX Components: work on components and CSSFE and API Integration team (must be able to do API integrations and CMS dev. Current technologies: Vue 3 (current) and ecommerce. Exposure to Salesforce, Mulesoft. Or refer someone
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