Front End Developer
Front End Developer
Posted yesterday
SENIORITY
Senior
About the role
- Expected to participate in all the phases of product development cycle – product definition, architecture, design, scoping, planning, implementation and test - specially relating to USER INTERFACE Development
- Will quickly prototype to validate architecture, design concepts and provide example implementation.
- You will be working very closely with a cross functional team of product managers and functional managers to translate system requirements and functional requirements to working code.
- Own key components of the distributed Cloud platform, creating the design, developing and testing the same to ensure high quality and stability. You will participate in architectural decisions, design and code reviews. You would work on developing algorithms, building distributed applications, APIs, fault-tolerant computing and use the cloud as a key technology to design and implement scalable software capable of managing a large scale network.
- Will be responsible for design of one or more modules of orchestration, configuration, deployment, management and provisioning functions.
- Comfortable with working on MAC/LINUX environment
- Experience working with multiple JS frameworkso JQuery/React/Ember/Sencha/Angular/Meteor/Ember - frameworks
- Knowledge of REST/HTTP-AJAX/Websocket/Async patterns.
- Knowledge of browser/DOM Models/browser compatibility
- Advanced CSS /SASS
- Object oriented Javascript/Unit testing
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