Agriculture Market Systems Leader
anaya techBrooklyn (NY)
About the role
Employment Status
Full-time Educational Requirements
You have to be experienced with UI frameworks in general; we love the Angular and Angular material. You have to be experienced in building Single Page Applications (SPA) & integrating Web (Rest) API. Well versed with Angular modules or you have created custom and web components by yourself.
Experience Requirements:
You have to be experienced with UI frameworks in general; we love the Angular and Angular material. You have to be experienced in building Single Page Applications (SPA) & integrating Web (Rest) API. Well versed with Angular modules or you have created custom and web components by yourself. You should have knowledge of CSS preprocessors, Media queries, Image compression and be good with debugging.
Additional Requirements:
You have an in-depth understanding of cross browser compatibility and you do not create bugs for such reasons. You are pixel-perfect in design conversions and you think of mobile‑first implementations. You should have knowledge of CSS preprocessors, Media queries, Image compression and be good with debugging. Job Location
California, USACompensation & Other Benefits
You have an in-depth understanding of cross browser compatibility and you do not create bugs for such reasons. You are pixel‑perfect in design conversions and you think of mobile‑first implementations. You should have knowledge of CSS preprocessors, Media queries, Image compression and be good with debugging. Read Before Apply
Email: Send your CV todrop_your_cv@plusagency.com.
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