Front End Developer
Front End Developer
Posted 2 days ago
SENIORITY
Senior
About the role
- 5+ years professional experience in software development. Proven ability to take a project from scoping requirements through actual launch.
- Proficiency in Chevron's software development lifecycle and best practices, e.g., using of repos, committing code protocols necessary.+3 years' experience with JavaScript / NodeJSExperience with cloud environments (Azure) and microservices
- Experience with containers (such as Docker or Kubernetes)
- Experience with developer tools and SDKs, VS Code, Eclipse / IntelliJ, or other IDEs (Integrated Development Environment)
- Solid understanding of object-oriented design, functional programming, data structures, and algorithms
- Demonstrated ability to communicate effectively (verbal & written).Excellent communication and analytical skills.
- Proficient in the SAFE Agile development practice+3 years' experience with Angular preferred
- Adept to peer programming
- Experience with GraphQL, a plus
- Experience with Python, a plus
- Functional Skills
- Understand the customer problem, and work with engineers, data scientists, and other team members to design, test, and implement the best solution
- Ensure your features functions and integrate properly with other components
- Manage deliverables and responsibilities with guidance from the dev lead
- Effectively prioritize activities and manage time based on requests coming from multiple sources
- Evaluate the benefits and disadvantages of different tools, technologies, processes, and designs and make recommendations to the team for discussion and action
Before you apply
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A number in mind
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Your notice period
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