Front End Web Developer
beyond sofReston (VA)
Front End Web Developer
Posted 3 days ago
beyond sofReston (VA)
SENIORITY
Senior
About the role
Front-End Web Developer Are you looking for an opportunity to not just develop software, but to help build a system that will support mission users at the tactical edge of national security and defense? As a front-end web developer, you can solve a problem with a complete end-to-end solution in a fast-paced, agile environment. We are looking for a developer with the skills needed to build front-end applications that perform sophisticated analysis across diverse datasets from vision to production-ready system. This role is more than just coding. We need a front-end web developer who will use their passion to learn new tools and techniques and identify needed system improvements. Using Agile life cycle methods and JavaScript, you will work with the development team to build innovations and efficiencies that enable the government to execute its mission at unprecedented speed and quality. You will analyze the needs and the environment to help make sure the solution the team develops considers the current architecture and operating environment, as well as future functionality and enhancements. Join us as we build systems to change national security for the better.
Basic Qualifications:
- 2+ years of experience with developing front-end applications
- Experience with modern JavaScript frameworks, including Angular, React, or VueExperience with CSS frameworks, including Bootstrap, Material Design, or Tailwind CSSBA or BS degree
- Ability to obtain DoD 8570 Compliant Security+ or CISSP Certification prior to contract start
Additional Qualifications:
- Experience with JS visualization libraries, including Cytoscape, D3, Ogma, AmCharts and similar open-source capabilities
- Experience in working with RESTful Web services
- Experience with cloud-based solutions
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