Angular Developer (100 Remote)
fort millDenver (CO)
About the role
Front End EngineerDurham NC (Remote Until Covid)12 MonthsJob DescriptionAngular (no specific version) NodeJS on building APIs Exposure to DevOps (at least some familiarity, creation pipelines on Jenkins or any CICD tools is going to be a great addition) We have a very streamlined process, but they need to understand unit testing when something breaks
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