Sr Angular Developer - Jersey City
Sr Angular Developer - Jersey City
Posted 7 days ago
SENIORITY
Senior
About the role
- Minimum of 8 years hands on experience of active UI and frontend development in large corporate and distributed ecosystems
- Strong experience with Angular 16+, HTML5, JavaScript and CSS3, WebComponents, Typescripts
- Experience with GIT and GIT workflows (gitflow, pull requests, etc.)Experience with the following tools & technologies: Jenkins, Selenium, GIT, Swagger, SonarQube, Mocha, Karma, Jasmine or similar
- Experience in Linux/Unix/Mac OS X based environments working with command line tools (CLI) & scripting
- Experience with Bootstrap or similar frameworks
- Experience using CSS Preprocessors (preferably SASS)
- Experience with CICD - Continuous Integration/Continuous Delivery and any of the containerized platform like Docker environment, utilizing automated testing, as well as Test Driven Development
- Understanding of different Browser engines and associated architectures
- Experience working on distributed agile teams with minimal supervision and guidance
- Skilled problem solving ability and to develop innovative solutions and solution designs to business problems
- Flexible and adaptable attitude, disciplined to manage multiple responsibilities and tasks assigned
- Preferred experience working with banking and financial domains
- Knowledge and preferred integration experience specifically with Java, Spring boot and REST based service development
- Compensation, Benefits and Duration
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A number in mind
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