React Developer
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Job description
This is a remote position.
Back At You is a Los Angeles and Las Vegas based company. We are looking for talented individuals in those locations or elsewhere.
Elite Front End Developer
About You
You are a talented front-end developer who is detail-oriented and passionate about building beautiful and intuitive UI that is consistent and systematic. You are resourceful and can often solve your own problems but not afraid to ask questions if something is unclear. You are a team player that is able to work in a collaborative environment and have no problem closing out sprints.
What You’ll Do
- Turn Zeplin mockups into working products utilizing React, HTML and CSS
- Work closely with Product, UX and Engineering to build simple and intuitive interfaces
- Build and enhance existing front-end of products
- Prototype new features and quickly iterate on feedback
Your Background Skills and Qualifications:
- 2+ years experience with client-side React / Vue.js or similar
- 5+ years experience with JavaScript / jQuery
- 5+ years experience with HTML/CSS
- Strong command of cross-browser compatibility issues, browser degradation strategies, optimization and accessibility techniques
- Extensive experience with Bootstrap
- Extensive experience with Sass
- Extensive experience with REST API’s
- Experience with MVC structure is a plus
- Experience with PHP is a plus
- Experience with MONDAY is a plus
- Experience with Git is a plus
- Experience with Handlebars is a plus
- Experience with Gulp is a plus
- Experience with Grunt is a plus
Originally posted on Himalayas
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