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David Careers

Senior Frontend Developer (JavaScript | TypeScript | React.JS)

Posted 4 days ago

kaavAustin (TX)
Web DevelopersCustom Computer Programming Services

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About the role

Senior Frontend Developer
Location: Onsite (Austin, TX)
Experience: 10 to 15 years
Visa: GC & USC only
Tax-Term: W2 only (no C2C & no 1099)
Job Overview: Our client, a leading technology company, is seeking a highly skilled Senior Frontend Developer. The ideal candidate will have expertise in modern frontend technologies and frameworks, with a strong emphasis on building scalable and user-friendly applications. This role requires an experienced professional with a keen eye for detail, strong problem-solving abilities, and a passion for delivering high-quality frontend solutions.
Key Responsibilities: Develop and maintain responsive, high-performance web applications. Collaborate with designers, backend developers, and product managers to create seamless user experiences. Implement modern UI/UX principles to enhance application usability. Write clean, maintainable, and efficient code using best practices. Troubleshoot and optimize applications for maximum speed and scalability. Ensure accessibility standards are met across all frontend applications.
Required Skills & Experience:
  • JavaScript: 5-6 years of experience (Required)HTML & CSS: 5-6 years of experience (Required)
  • Responsive Design: 5-6 years of experience (Required)
  • TypeScript: 5-6 years of experience (Required)
  • Vue.js: At least 3 year of experience (Nice to Have)
  • ReactJS: At least 3 year of experience (Nice to Have)
  • Sass/SCSS: At least 3 year of experience (Nice to Have)
  • Accessibility Development: At least 1 year of experience (Nice to Have)
Preferred Qualifications: Previous experience working in a fast-paced environment, preferably within the tech industry. Strong analytical and problem-solving skills. Experience with Agile development methodologies. Excellent communication and teamwork skills.

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