Front-End UI, Reactj s, Nodejs Developer
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Job description
needs a front-end UI, Reactjs, Nodejs developer; would also like them to have React Native exp;
prefers Dallas but remote USA is fine with him;
max bill 70 hr.; maybe 73 for strong candidate.
he has some Android projects to support in addition to back-end java so really wants reactjs, UI and React Native exp;
Over 5 + years of experience in leading the discovery phase of medium to large projects to come up with high level design by partnering with the product management, project management, business and user experience teams; and obtaining cross-function approvals
Strong Node JS, React, JavaScript experience.
Strong experience in building RESTful Microservices.
Strong API design, development, and management
Rust, GraphQL API based Microservices, GraphQL Federation (Preferable)
Experience in working on cloud technologies like Azure
Experience with cloud native technologies like Docker, Kubernetes, CI/CD
Experience with third-party libraries and APIs
Clear Communication, including the ability to create functional charts
Ability to multitask between several different requirements and features concurrently
Superior analytical skills with a good problem-solving attitude.
Ability to perform in a team environment
Being an independent thinker and problem solver
Being able to understand UI tech stack, needs and limitations
Strong sense of urgency (edited)
Originally posted on Himalayas
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