Angular 11 Developer

Posted 5 days ago

samprasoftRoanoke (TX)

SENIORITY

Senior

About the role

Full Stack Developer (Frontend)

Duration: Long Term Contract

Location: Durham, NC or Westlake, TX or Smithfield, RI after covid settles (Hybrid Model)

Job Description:

9+ years of IT experience.· Must have 5 years on hands on Angular experience.· At least 8 years in building software in a professional setting.· At least 2 years working on Agile/Scrum· Implementing front-end solutions using JavaScript, Typescript, CSS, HTML & Browser Developer tools· Designing and implementing continuous JS environments using Webpack, Grunt, Gulp, etc· Effectively employ DevOps, Automated Testing and Continuous Delivery using technology such as Groovy and Jenkins· Bachelor’s Degree in computer science, Information Science, Mathematics, Physics (or equivalent)· Hands on experience working with package management using Node.js, NPM, Express· Confidence to employ previous experience of Automation Tools/Frameworks (Mocha, Jasmine, Selenium, Protractor)· Expert Git skills and respective branching strategies· Experience with API Design & Development and Microservices Architecture.· Deep knowledge of HTTP based APIs, Networking and how the internet works and asynchrony (Promises, Observers, Event Loops)· Confidence to employ modern SPA frameworks (Angular)· Participating in problem solving, troubleshooting, performance tuning, production support, and maintenance of existing APIs.· Ensuring code reviews, unit testing, and integration testing are completed efficiently and effectively using Test driven development methodology.

Key Skills: HTMLCSSJavaScriptAngular

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