Sr UI Developer with Angular JS & REST a must
system canada technologiesNew York (NY)
Sr UI Developer with Angular JS & REST a must
Posted 50 days ago
system canada technologiesNew York (NY)
SENIORITY
Senior
About the role
Company Description:
System Canada resources have a broad range of skills in different technologies. The large skill-set has been made possible by a conscious focus on strengthening our skills base. Every person selected for our team brings something new, something that adds to our offerings. We learn continuously, both on the job and through formal training programs. Visit us at: http://www.SystemCanada.comSystem Canada is an equal opportunity employer.
Job Description:
We want to build a team of UI experts/developers. Resource will be doing 70 - 80% development and 20% UI design work. Must have strong Rest & Angular JS experience. Need 1 Sr developer / Designer and 2-3 developers The job description for the position is expertise in REST & Angular JS7+ years of experience working in UI and front-end Web engineering Demonstrated experience in architecting and deploying high volume, high transcation based web sites. Proven track record of leading technical teams in deliverying web technology architecture, design and implementation. Ability to create elegant and intuitive user interfaces. Expert in web technologies (REST, HTML/CSS/JS, jQuery).Ability to quickly prototype UI designs. Ability to create well-abstracted, reusable UI components. Very capable of working independently in fast-paced environment. Knowledge of javascript MVC, MVVM web frameworks like Angular JS, Backbone, EmberJSOnsite offshore model experience desired
Summary
Type: Full-time
Function: Information Technology
Experience level: Not Applicable
Industry: Computer Software
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