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David Careers

UI(React JS) Developer

Posted 5 days ago

software technologyFremont (CA)
Software DevelopersCustom Computer Programming Services

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About the role

React Js Developer
Location: Fremont, CA
Position: Hybrid
Technical Skills:
  • Minimum 4-7 years hands on UI/UX development experience 3-4 years of experience in developing and implementing highly responsive user interface components using React JS or Angular 4+Writing application interface codes using JavaScript following React.js or Angular 4+ workflows
  • Experience with Web Service integration, HTML, JavaScript, CSS, Typescript
  • Proven analytical and problem-solving skills to solve scenario-based problems
Attitude to challenge status quo and provide alternate solutions Educational background – should be an MCA, Computer Science graduate at least from Tier 1 colleges. Alternatively, Maths / Statistics Graduates with IT from Tier 1 colleges can also be evaluated Investment Banking exposure would be preferred Troubleshooting interface software and debugging application codes Designing, Developing and implementing front-end architecture to support user interface concepts Monitoring and improving front-end performance Documenting application changes and developing updates Jira, Git, Confluence Excellent communications Exposure to Agile Product development Methodologies and tools Behavioral Skills: Good verbal & written communication Agile Delivery Experience Qualification: Education qualification: Based on organizational norms. Skills PRIMARY COMPETENCY: UI Development PRIMARY SKILL: React JS PRIMARY SKILL PERCENTAGE: 100

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