Senior Full-Stack Developer - Angular
samprasoftFort Worth (TX)
Senior Full-Stack Developer - Angular
Posted 4 days ago
samprasoftFort Worth (TX)
SENIORITY
Senior
About the role
Job Title 7-9 years of experienceStrong understanding of networking principles, HTTP, REST, and other client/server technologiesDesign and implement clean, scalable, and maintainable styles using: SCSSGit, GitLabNode, Angular, ReactTypeScript, JavaScriptBootstrap, jQuery, and related librariesStrong understanding of web services such as REST and SOAP, including expertise in: Designing, implementing, and consuming APIs using JSON, XML, Postman, and WSDLKnowledge of protocols, authentication, and best practices for reliable and secure communicationStrong understanding of cloud infrastructure, preferably Azure Cloud, including expertise in: Managing and deploying Azure services like Virtual Machines, App Services, Kubernetes, Blob Storage, Virtual Networks, Active DirectoryDevOps tools for building secure and scalable solutionsExperience with: Kubernetes, Istio, Docker containersJava and its ecosystem (Microservices/Distributed systems) Testing frameworks and tools such as Jasmine, Jest, Mocha, or CypressPerformance tuning using Apache JMeter, BlazeMeter, LoadRunnerTelemetry tools such as Mezmo, Dynatrace, and Quantum MetricsExperience in Agile methodologies, such as SCRUMProficiency in Microsoft Office Tools (Project, Excel, Word, PowerPoint, etc.)Experience in DevOps Toolchain methodologies, including Continuous Integration and Continuous DeploymentRequired Skills: Java, JavascriptThis is a high PRIORITY requisition.
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