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Angular Front End Developer

Posted 2 days ago

software technologyHouston (TX)

SENIORITY

Senior

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About the role

Software Engineer The responsibilities are to function as a contributing team member as a software engineer. The job requires participating in team Scrum ceremonies (daily stand-ups, spring planning, demos, sprint reviews), estimating effort (story points) to accomplish work, and developing software systems within the technical constraints of client’s IT environment.
Required: Web application development experience with JS Frameworks (Angular or React)
Web application development experience with a Microsoft stack (.NET, SQL Server, Entity Framework)
Preferred:
  • Computer Science or other degree related to software development
  • Development or Utilization of Ansible Pipelines for Automated Azure deployments
  • Experience working with agile methodologies and iteratively releasing software
  • Experience with SQL-style databases (SQL Server, Oracle) and SQL queries and scripts
  • Experience with Microsoft Azure services (App Services, Azure SQL, Azure Functions, Data Bricks, Virtual machines)
  • Experience in CI/CD DevOps environments with automated software deployment pipelines
  • Experience writing quality and tested code that is documented
  • Able to coordinate with vendors and development teams on issues
Able to coordinate with product owners and dev team to create support models, use cases, and breakdown the work into user stories. DevOps: Working knowledge of ADO, Azure Boards, Azure Pipelines, Azure Repos, Ansible, Artifactory etc
Tools: Visual Studio Code, SDK’s, AppConfiguration, AZ Cli etc
Basic Knowledge of Azure Compute, Storage, Database, Networking, Web Services. Test Automation frameworks (Protractor or Selenium preferred) Provide technical input on backlog decisions (such as “buy vs build” decisions and pros/cons analysis of technical choicesAssist in coaching less experienced team members to higher levels of competency. Build and deploy scalable azure pipelines for timeseries products.

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