React Node Software Engineer
software technologyWashington (DC)
React Node Software Engineer
Posted 8 days ago
software technologyWashington (DC)
SENIORITY
Senior
About the role
Finance Modernization Application Developer Designing/Building/Maintaining Finance Modernization application for enterprise cloud cost management Top 5 Responsibilities are: Analysis, design and coding of new UI application Working with UX team to obtain necessary design specs Expert on all technical aspects of the ReactJS application stack Overseeing the lifecycle of UI changes all the way to production Documenting the codebase and features accordinglyIdeal candidate has 2+ years of hands on development experience with ReactJs and NodeJs in any domain where they have been a key contributor of building the UI. Required:4+ years of software engineering development experience of customer facing web applications 2+ years of hands-on development experience with ReactJS2+ years of hands-on development experience with NodeJSWhat experience will set candidates apart from one another? Since its a single frontend position on the team who will own the entire UI being built, anyone who has experience building a customer facing UI from the ground up as well being the main contributor to said UI will stand out as we need someone who is comfortable going at this on their own, the existing team are all backend engineers.
Preferred:
4+ years of experience with NodeJS and ecosystem including React, React Native, Next, Nx etc Experience with application cloud deployment and maintenance Experience with writing application as components that can be embedded into larger apps Demonstrated ability to partner with different stakeholders to report product viability Interview will be at least 2 video rounds, one 60 min technical and one 30-min with hiring manager (myself).
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