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NEED Mobile Front End Developer (USC/GC Only)

Posted 2 days ago

tech marketingDenver (CO)

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NEED Mobile Front End Developer (USC/GC Only)
Candidate Requirements: 5+ years of relevant web programming experience in various languages. Experience in designing and developing responsive websites is a must. (2+ years development experience) Deep understanding of 508 compliance requirements and experience developing websites with 508 compliance requirements is a must. Expert level coding skills in Javascript and form validation, is a must (Javascript guru). 5+ years in CSS, HTML, JavaScript in a Java/J2EE environment. Expert level experience in developing JQuery, JQuery UI and Media Queries. Experience developing/testing websites on multiple browsers and mobile devices browsers is a must. Good conceptual understanding of DOM and DOM Manipulation is a must. Experience developing JSPs and working in Java/J2EE environment is a strong plus. Deep understanding of responsive libraries such as Bootstrap.js and Modernizer.js. Experience with User Experience Design and User Interface design. Experience using Adobe Photoshop and Axure. Experience with cross browser compatibility and UI performance. Must demonstrate strong interaction and rapid prototype engineering skills across a broad spectrum of technologies including: HTML, CSS, JavaScript: DOM manipulation and Ajax, Strong knowledge of jQuery, XML/JSON, Axure, Adobe Photoshop. Experience with UI unit testing frameworks. Experience with software engineering best practices (e.g. unit testing, code reviews, design documentation). Experience working in an Agile environment. Experience developing systems which were implemented in production with high quality and high availability. Experience using Eclipse, Maven, Jenkins and Perforce desirable.
Preferred Qualifications: Experience designing/developing Java/J2EE applications is a plus. Bachelor's Degree or Master's Degree in STEM (Science, Technology, Engineering or Math) at an Accredited University or equivalent work experience

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