Front-End Developer

Posted 4 days ago

right hire itEast Lansing (MI)

Web DevelopersCustom Computer Programming Services

SENIORITY

Senior

About the role

Front-End Developer The following are high level requirements for the role:1-2 years of React JS Development Experience (Redux, Apollo, GraphQL etc.)Experience with Unit Testing Using Jest, Mocha, JUnit Dev Ops Experience w/ Azure Pipeline Development & Auto Deployment (Preferred)Responsibilities:Develop and maintain customer-facing features based on the React framework using GraphQLCollaborate with other team members and stakeholders on UI/UX design and implementation Experience with front-end build, debug, and profiling tools (e.g., webpack, Grunt, Chrome Developer Tools).Fluent in vanilla Javascript (ES2015+), Typescript HTML, and CSS.Follow best practices around accessibility, responsive design and cross-browser compatibility Create and deliver software products using agile methodologies Participate in a culture of continuous learning, by staying up-to-date on emerging technologies and software products Experience:Proven work experience as a front-end developer using the React framework Experience with Typescript Experience with NPM (Node) – Preferred Experience with Nginx (Proxy Server) – Preferred Proficient understanding of web markup, including HTML and CSSIn-depth knowledge of the entire web development process (design, development and deployment)Excellent analytical and multitasking skills Mid-Level Job Type: Direct Hire Job Location: Greater Lansing This job is no longer accepting applications. Back to listings

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