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Angular developer with Aem

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han staffingIselin (NJ)

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Title: Angular developer with AemLocation: Iselin, NJ, 08830 Posted Date:
Contact: Shyam Maram
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Company: HAN Staffing
Senior Front End/UI Developer, Malvern, PA - HybridSkills Needed: Angular, JavaScript and good to have AEMNeed 8+Exp Must
Responsibilities: Provides expert level system analysis, design, development, and implementation of external facing web applications. Integrates third party products. Ensures that expected application performance levels are achieved.2. Ensures the viability of IT deliverables. Recommends development options, including design, build and elevation. Conducts testing, including functionality, technical limitations, and security.3. Elevates code into the development, test, and production environments on schedule. Provides follow up production support. Submits change control requests and documents.4. Participates in design, code, and test inspections throughout the life cycle to identify issues. Explains technical considerations at related meetings, including those with internal clients. Performs systems analysis activities.5. Interfaces with cross functional team members and communicates systems issues at the appropriate technical level for each audience.
Qualifications:
  • Minimum of 10 years related work experience in client facing web applications
  • Strong experience in Javascript, CSS, HTML, Rest Services, Web Services
  • Strong working knowledge in AEM is preferred

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