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Java Developer With UI

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sonsoftBrooklyn (NY)

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About the role

Overview: In this role you will collaborate with cross-functional teams to deliver responsive, high-performing web applications. You will use HTML5, CSS, and JavaScript to implement client-side features and styling, while applying modern JS frameworks as required. You’ll focus on performance tuning to ensure fast, reliable user experiences at scale. This position fits within the IT function and contributes to delivering polished front-end solutions for business impact.
Responsibilities: Develop and maintain frontend features using HTML5, CSS and JavaScript Implement responsive web design and cross-framework components as needed (Angular, React, or Ember) Optimize web performance to improve load times and user experience
Key requirements: Bachelor’s degree or equivalent with 4+ years in IT 4+ years of IT experience Knowledge of HTML5, CSS, object-oriented JavaScript Experience with at least one JS framework (Angular, React, Ember) Understanding of responsive design and performance tuning Note on visa/work authorization: US citizens or those authorized to work in the US; sponsorship not offered; visa status must be stated in application HTML5 CSS Object-oriented JavaScript Responsive Web Design JS Frameworks (Angular, React, Ember) Web performance tuning

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