Front-End Developer- React.js
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Job description
This is a remote position.
Job Role:
We are looking for a Front-End Developer-React.js to join our product team. This role requires you to be responsible for development and maintenance of our product. You’ll be an exceptional problem solver and take responsible actions in ensuring the application is optimized both in technology and in delivering the best user experience.
Work Experience: 3+ Years
Work location: Remote
Must Have Skills: React.js, JS, HTML, CSS
- Develop highly-responsive web-based user interface.
- Develop flexible and well-structured front-end architecture.
- Construct visualizations that can depict vast amounts of data.
- Learn and understand user interactions.
- Collaborate with UI/UX teams and backend developers
- Proficient understanding of UI components
Technical Profile
- Proficient in React.JS
- In depth knowledge of UI development
- In depth knowledge of HTML, CSS, JavaScript concepts
- Experience in GIT and Bitbucket
- Up to date with upcoming trends & technologies
Desired Candidate Profile
- Good communication skills
- Good, positive attitude
- Good debugging and problem-solving skills
- Good IQ
- Lots of common sense
Originally posted on Himalayas
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