Front End Developer (HTML, CSS, JavaScript) | Remote - Sunnyvale, CA

Posted 5 days ago

esolutionsDenver (CO)

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About the role

Job TitleSenior Front End Developer
Job Description: Senior Front End Developer with strong Front-end experience and a proven track record of building high quality scalable web applications, and solid leadership abilities. Responsible for implementing pixel perfect designs that balance challenging customer needs with application performance.
Requirements include: BS in Computer Science or related technical field required. Qualified Full Stack Engineer with strong emphasis on Front End Experience with proven experience with React JS or equivalent, Node.js and JavaScript. Experience in HTML5, JavaScript, CSS3, AJAX, Responsive Design, and general Web 2.0 techniques in the context of interactive Web Applications. Experience with XML and XSLT technology. Experience with building fast and efficient web applications with pixel perfect design. Experience with deployment technologies like Capistrano or equivalent. Experience with Source Code Management Tools (GitHUB).Experience with frontend performance optimization tools like Pagespeed etc. Implementing interactive elements, animations, and transitions to enhance user engagement and create a smooth and enjoyable user experience. Handling user interactions and input validation to ensure data integrity. Working with popular frontend frameworks and libraries to build dynamic and interactive web applications. Understanding and utilizing the features and capabilities of these frameworks effectively. Ensuring that the web application is compatible and works well across different web browsers and devices. Conducting testing and debugging activities to identify and fix frontend issues, such as layout problems, JavaScript errors, or compatibility issues. Using browser developer tools and debugging techniques to diagnose and resolve problems.
Qualifications: BS/MS in Computer Science, or equivalent.

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