Front End Developer
software technologyHouston (TX)
Front End Developer
Posted 4 days ago
software technologyHouston (TX)
SENIORITY
Senior
About the role
Front End Developer Length: 1-2 year contract
Location: Remote
Requirements:
- 6+ years’ experience using Angular 2+, Bootstrap 3.x, Typescript
- Excellent analytical, problem solving, and debugging skills
- Must understand the need for and be willing to develop unit and integration tests. Experience with Web Application Unit Test frameworks such as Jasmine.
- Solid understanding of the software development process and experience working on agile teams
- Experience using JSON, Web API, and in-app hosting development
- Software engineering experience in object-oriented design and applying loosely coupled distributed design patterns to realize mid-to-large size applications. Ability to apply Domain Driven Design in development.
Desired Qualifications:
- Familiar with Microsoft. Net Framework, and Windows application development and experience with Microsoft Visual Studio
- Experience with. Net Core
- Experience utilizing container based architectures and implementations such a Docker and Kubernetes to develop complete applications
- Oil and Gas experience including drilling or geological related applications development
- INT GeoToolkit experience strongly preferred
- Experience with Scientific applications development
- Experience with using NoSQL database
- Experience with Angular 2+
- Experience with front end web graphics development
- Experience with microservices
- Experience/familiarity with using Message Queuing
- Experience with RDBMS including SQL. Experience using ORM tools such as Entity Framework
- Experience in agile/scrum teams preferably using TFS
- Bachelor of Science degree in Computer Science, Computer/Electrical Engineering or another related field. Advanced degree is preferred.
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