Front-end Developer at Two95 International Inc. Phoenix, AZ

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Front-end Developer job at Two 95 International Inc.. Phoenix, AZ. Job Title: Full-Stack Developer
Location: Phoenix, AZ
Duration: 6+ months
Rate: $Open
PRINCIPLE RESPONSIBILITIES: Minimum of 5 years of relevant experience in software development, information systems, or an equivalent technical environment, including previous experience in leading the development of highly transactional, mission critical applications in environments/architectures for multi-user systems. Leads the development of next generation of responsive e-commerce web applications. Designs and develops new web and content modules that can be re-used throughout the Company. Builds web applications that are heavily dependent on APIs. Advanced proficiency with the following technologies: Native Java Script Front end web technologies, including Angular 2, Node, Bootstrap, CSS3 and HTML5 Web development tools and frameworks, includingCSS preprocessing, e.g. LESS Front end build tools, e.g. Gulp, Grunt Java Script testing frameworks, e.g. Jasmine, Karma Front end components, e.g. Bower Java Script compression and minification, e.g. Uglify Developer/Build tools, including GIT and Jenkins Experience consuming RESTful web services. Understanding of web performance optimization techniques. Experience integrating with Content Management Systems such as Drupal. Experience deploying to cloud platforms such as AWS and Heroku.
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