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David Careers

Front-End Full Stack Engineer (React.js, Node.Js, Javasript)

Posted 5 days ago

redolentSunnyvale (CA)
Software DevelopersCustom Computer Programming Services

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About the role

Sr. Front-End Engineer (React.js, Javascript, Node. Js) We are actively looking for a Front-End Full Stack Engineer (React.js, Javascript, Node. Js)
Role: Sr. Front-End Engineer (React.js, Javascript, Node. Js)
Duration: 12+ Months Location: Sunnyvale, CA or Bentonville, AR - Hybrid Rate: DOE Openings: Multiple
Note: W2 candidates are strongly preferred
Immediate closure for right candidate
Job Description: Client Note: Required 4+ years of experience in JavaScript using React.js and Node.jsNice to have - 3+ years of experience in Java and spring boot technologies
Description: Develop applications using React/Redux, HTML, CSS, and other JavaScript libraries. Strong expertise in Webpack, Single Page Applications (SPA), Next.js, Node.js, ES6, and TypeScript. Proficiency in React Context, Hooks, and LESS/SASS for styling. Write unit test cases using Jest, Mocha, React Testing Library, and Cypress. Ensure browser compatibility and responsive web design. Experience with Git for version control. Experience with Material UI and AG Grid is a plus.
Nice to have: exp in Java-Backend technologies and Spring, Spring boot, Spring MVC, Rest and API side. Developing microservices.
Skills Required: React.js, Redux, React Hooks, React Context TypeScript, ES6, Jest, React Testing Library, Mocha, Cypress, and other testing libraries HTML, CSS, LESS, SCSS, browser compatibility, RWD (Responsive Web Design), SPA (Single Page Application).

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