UI Angular developer
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united software groupPleasanton (CA)
Software DevelopersCustom Computer Programming Services
SENIORITY
Senior
About the role
UI Angular developer Pleasanton, CAContract
Job Description:
We are looking for a passionate Angular Developer to join our development team. The ideal candidate should have a hands-on experience on Angular (preferably version 17 or above), a solid understanding of frontend development principles, and a strong desire to learn and grow while contributing to high-quality web applications.
Key Responsibilities:
Develop and maintain web applications using Angular. Collaborate with UX/UI designers, backend developers, and product managers to deliver seamless user experiences. Write clean, maintainable, and well-structured code. Participate in code reviews and follow best practices in development. Learn and apply new Angular features and tools as part of ongoing projects. Optimize application performance and ensuring responsiveness across devices. Debug and fix issues in existing applications. Required Skills & Qualificationsminimum 5 years of experience in frontend development. Basic understanding of Angular (version 17+ preferred).Good understanding of Type Script, HTML5, CSS3, and basic RxJS concepts. Knowledge of Java Script fundamentals and responsive design principles. Familiarity with RESTful APIs and integration with backend services. Basic knowledge of state management libraries (e.g., NgRx).Strong problem-solving and communication skills. Familiarity with Git and basic CI/CD workflows. Exposure to unit testing frameworks like Jasmine or Karma. Knowledge of performance optimization techniques. Exposure to monorepo tools like Nx or micro-frontend architecture
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