Lead Angular Developer
kaavAkron (OH)
About the role
Lead Angular Developer With Microfrontend Expertise
Location: Cleveland, OHOnsite position
Experience: 10+ years in frontend/UI development
Visa: H4EAD, GC & USCJD:Minimum 10 plus experience required
We are seeking a highly skilled Angular Developer with expertise in Micro Frontend Architecture, MicroApps, and Mobile Hybrid Development, including SDK integration. The ideal candidate will have strong hands-on experience in modern frontend frameworks and a proven ability to deliver scalable, modular, and high-performing user interfaces. Work within an agile environment and contribute to CI/CD pipelines for automated builds and testing. Frontend Development: Expertise in HTML5, CSS3, SASS, JavaScript, TypeScript, and Angular (Version 14+ preferred).MicroFrontend & MicroApps: 5+ years of hands-on experience with MicroFrontend architectures and modular frontend development. SDK Integration: Strong understanding of SDKs, SDK integration, and hybrid mobile app frameworks (e.g., Capacitor).UI/UX Optimization: Proficiency in responsive UI frameworks like Bootstrap or similar. Testing Frameworks: Experience with Karma, Jasmine, or equivalent. Tools & Platforms: GIT, CI/CD (e.g., Jenkins), Docker, SonarQube. Agile Development: Familiarity with distributed agile teams and iterative delivery. Experience with backend service integration using ReactJS, NodeJs, Java, Spring Boot, and REST APIs. Knowledge of browser rendering engines and optimization techniques. Prior experience in banking, financial services, or other highly regulated domains.
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