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W2 Contract- Long Term Remote Positions- Sr. React Developer.

Posted 9 days ago

software technologyWashington (DC)

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About the role

Sr. React DeveloperRemote PositionDuration: Long TermSkillset (top 3-5):React. JSReact NativeAWSSpring boot Java API'sTop 5-10 Responsibilities: Feature developmentCollaborate with rest of the SCRUM teamWork with UI team to support UI to API integrationDebug and fix any defects reported by Quality EngineersSupport quality engineers with test automation, performance testing, chaos testing etc. when requiredSoftware tools/skills needed: Java script/React JS IDEs / Java IDEs like EclipseJenkinsGitHub enterpriseCA AgileAWSTest automation tools and scripting languages - selenium / Test Cafe / Cypress etc. MS office suite of productsSkills/attributes a must have: Bachelor's Degree or equivalent work experience 8+ years of experience in UI framework design and development 10+ years of experience in all phases of Software Development Life Cycle (SDLC) / System Development Life Cycle 5+ years of experience in React JS/Java script 2+ years of experience in Angular JSProficiency with MS Project, Word, Excel, Visio, PowerPointGood understanding and experience in the CI/CD pipelines 2+ years of experience of AWS/JenkinsStrong innovation skillsAbility to learn new tools and use them to create innovative solutions around UI productsNice to have: Experience in healthcareExperience with high volume transaction sitesExperience working with applications deployed in private or public cloudWork hours: 9 am to 5 pmInterview process preferred: Face to Face or WebEx with Video

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