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Senior Web App/HTML5 Developer

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outsourced cioNew York (NY)

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About the role

We work with growing companies to provide oversight of information technology strategy, systems, and processes required to support a company's mission. Because these companies are not ready to hire a full‐time Chief Information Officer (CIO) to ensure the tech systems and procedures lead to outcomes in line with business goals, they outsource that to us. Our clients say we help demystify technology by removing their fears and creating business value through technology, so they can focus on their business. Job Description Are you a Software Engineer with at least 3 years of working experience? This position provides an exciting opportunity to join a global securities and commodities business leader and top US broker‐dealer. If you enjoy professional challenges, we would like to hear from you. The successful candidate will join a team of innovative engineers to build our web front end for the customer‐facing trading platform through the full cycle of software development: design and planning, coding, unit and functional testing, and documentation. Master's Degree in Computer Science or related field 2+ years of software development experience with emphasis on a single page web app Expert level knowledge of front‐end web technologies Must be familiar with MVC framework, or strong desire to learn Knowledge of VueJS, Angular or React is a plus Technically oriented, proactive, and enthusiastic, with extreme attention to detail. Exposure to UNIX/Linux would be helpful Mobile software development is a plus All your information will be kept confidential according to EEO guidelines.

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