Front End Developer - Angular (HRIS)
glint tech solutionsFremont (CA)
Front End Developer - Angular (HRIS)
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glint tech solutionsFremont (CA)
SENIORITY
Senior
About the role
Front End Developer – Angular (HRIS) Fremont, CA (Onsite) Glint Tech Solutions is a women-owned, global IT staffing and recruiting firm serving enterprise clients across the USA and Canada. We are currently recruiting on behalf of a leading enterprise client for the role below. The HRIS team is seeking a Front End Developer to help design and develop internal web applications for People Systems. This role owns complex features from design through deployment and collaborates closely with product, backend, and AI engineering teams to turn technical requirements into high-performance user interfaces using Angular, React, Next.js, TypeScript, and JavaScript.
Key Responsibilities:
- Design, develop, and maintain web applications for People Systems in Angular, React, JavaScript, and TypeScriptLearn complex systems related to order flow; own deployment, stability, and usability of applications
- Deliver end-to-end features from requirements gathering through production deployment
- Collaborate with Software Engineers, Product Managers, UX Designers, QA Engineers, and DevOps Engineers
- Contribute to performance optimization of existing flows and ensure seamless integration
- Monitor live system metrics, respond to alerts, and troubleshoot production issues
- Communicate changes in estimates, dependencies, and blockers to stakeholders quickly
- Learn new technologies and business concepts as the company grows
- Mandatory Skills 5+ years of experience building front-end web applications with Angular, HTML, and CSSProficiency in JavaScript, TypeScript, HTML, CSS, and Angular, including DOM manipulation and JS object model
- Strong understanding of component-based development
- Software engineering best practices, agile development, and version control (Git)
- Solid understanding of HTTP, REST, AJAX, and JSONThorough understanding of REST principles and RESTful API best practices
- Understanding of performance optimization techniques (lazy loading, code splitting, memoization)
- Nice-to-Have Skills
- Experience with ReactRedux, React Query, Jest, GraphQLExperience with Figma
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