Sr. Web Developer
About the role
- Front end web development
- React specialist for the team
- Project is in the ideation and design phase of the project and will transition into heavy development in the next 6 months
- Building out complex components
- Ability to execute moderate complexity software engineering assignments when provided high level business requirements and technical design guidelines from an architect or senior engineer with minimal supervision
- Analyzes and investigates applications engineering tasks and prepares design specifications, analysis, and recommendations
- Manages the activities of software development, enhancements and new products including cloud based or internet-related programs
- Ensures that features deployed have technical integrity and stability
- Bachelor’s Degree in Computer Science or related field, or equivalent work experience 7+ years of experience in React, Redux, SCSS, TypeScriptLead complex code reviewsAbility to work through ambiguity
- Experience building complex software systems that have been successfully delivered to customers, using microservices, loosely coupled architecture
- Ability to breakdown requirements into stories and provide estimates, perform code reviews, raise technical risk and create documentation
- Experience with agile program management methodologies
- Should be able to work in a dynamic environment where changes are often expected
- Excellent communication skills
- Always a learner mentality
Before you apply
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A number in mind
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Your notice period
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