Front End Web Developer Intern
harold jeanlouisDenver (CO)
About the role
Front End Web Developer InternHarold Jean-Louis, Inc. is part of a network that works on E-learning solutions. Within this network, employees get exposed to different industries and experiences. Industries that the teams will have access to are- podcasting, e-learning, manufacturing, and consulting. This fast-paced environment creates the perfect conditions to challenge everyone and provides a conducive space for each intern to get the most out of their time with the company. Job Description Are you an enthusiastic coder that likes shipping code? If you are a fast learning individual who is open to learning new things, can adapt to the requirements set before you and has a high level of critical thinking and problem-solving skills we are the best internship for you.
Qualifications:
- Build efficient and reusable front-end abstractions and systems
- Identify and address performance bottlenecks
- Wireframe user experience
- Help design front-end of web applications
- Implement websites in CMS including WordPress and other front-end frameworks
- Essential functions/working conditions:
- Fluent in.
- Net web languages and frameworksHTML5, CSSJavaScriptBootstrapWordPressWireframe / UX design experiential and can organize things well
Additional Information:
We are seeking an intern that can work independently. The position will require a 10 - 15 hr. per week commitment. Students from any state within the United States are encouraged to apply. This internship will be done remotely- so all you need is an internet connection and you can do the work.
Duration:
[3-4 months] - let us know your exam schedule. We can conclude before finals. All your information will be kept confidential according to EEO guidelines.
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