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Sr UI Developer with Angular JS & REST a must

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system canada technologiesBrooklyn (NY)

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About the role

Overview: System Canada seeks UI experts to join our front-end team to build high-volume, responsive web interfaces. You will spend most of your time on development, with a portion dedicated to UI design, delivering elegant, reusable components and prototypes. You will work across REST APIs and modern JavaScript frameworks to architect and implement scalable UI solutions. You will often lead technical delivery and collaborate with cross-functional teams in a fast-paced environment. This role offers hands-on impact in shaping the user experience for large-scale web sites.
Responsibilities: 70-80% development with 20% UI design work with REST and AngularJS architecting and deploying high-volume, high-transaction web sites lead technical teams in web technology delivery create elegant and intuitive user interfaces prototyping UI designs creating well-abstracted, reusable UI components independent work in fast-paced settings familiarity with JavaScript MVC/MVVM frameworks like AngularJS, Backbone, EmberJS
Key requirements: 7+ years of experience in UI and front-end web engineering strong REST & AngularJS experience demonstrated experience architecting and deploying high-volume sites proven track record leading technical teams ability to create elegant, intuitive user interfaces expert in REST, HTML/CSS/JS, jQuery ability to prototype UI designs ability to create reusable UI components ability to work independently in a fast-paced environment knowledge of JavaScript MVC/MVVM frameworks (AngularJS, Backbone, EmberJS) onsite offshore model experience desired leadership experience ability to work independently adaptability in fast-paced environments REST AngularJS HTML

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