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zortech solutionsPittsburgh (PA)

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Full Stack Developer (Healthcare)
Project Overview: Developer would be working on government contract work developing applications that integrate with existing CTD Solutions Role Scope / Deliverables: Developer for government contract backlog work.
Key Skills: Building and implementing top-notch user interfaces using TypeScript and the Angular framework. Good understanding of core JavaScript and OOJS concepts. Working experience in Web services (SOAP/Restful) integration, failure analysis etc...Hands-on development experience using JavaScript, HTML5, CSS 3, AJAX, JSON, Bootstrap, Angular. Using the latest front-end technology, creating adaptable interfaces for online apps. Minimum 5 years demonstrated development experience with the following technologies Typescript, Angular (v13/v14), Angular Libraries: Ngrx and RxJS, Angular Material, HTML 5 CSS, Bootstrap, JS/jQuery. Full stack development experience with C#, ASP.NET MVC, Web API.SQL Server Knowledge. Passion for writing readable, low defect, unit tested code using Karma & Jasmine. Understanding of back-end technologies. Hands-on design, development, deployment & support of JavaScript based frameworks. Experience with mature SDLC, GIT, and NPM publishing techniques to facilitate rapid deployments. Experience with agile development. Experience with JIRA, Confluence, Git and TFS.Experience with CSS preprocessors. Document and build unit tests for the code. Integrate internal as well as third-party web services and components. Identifying and troubleshooting issues with front end code. Providing tech support for clearing bottlenecks and obstacles.

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