ReactJS/Native Developer
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Job description
Location:
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JD for React JS/Native:
JD For Front End developer.
Job Responsibilities
Desired Skills and Experience
- Expert Web UI developer with strong analytical and technical ability with 2 to 4 years of hands-on experience in building web applications
- Expert in developing highly optimized, responsive, cross-browser, HTML5, CSS3, SCSS, JQuery, Bootstrap (3.3.7 and above), LESS based applications.
- Expert on React, Object Oriented Java Script, ES6
- Knowledge of NPM, Webpack, NodeJs, Typescript
- Data structures, Design Patterns in Java Scripts.
- Experience with popular React.js state containers (such as Mobx or Redux)
- Building reusable components and front-end libraries for future use
- Translating designs and wireframes into high quality code
- Hands on experience on any MV* framework like AngularJS.
- Must be familiar with browser debugging tools such as Chrome DevTools, firebird etc.
- Experience on JavaScript testing frameworks like Jest, QUnit, Jasmine, Mocha, Karma, Istanbul etc.
- Familiar with current W3C standards, compatibility issues and fallback strategies for legacy browsers (Cross browser compatibility)
- Knowledge of and familiarity with Web Content Accessibility Guidelines (WCAG).
Good to Have Skills
- Good to have: Prior experience of working with AGILE model
- Good to have: Knowledge of GULP, web components & service workers.
- Good to have: Knowledge of working on an application based on GraphQL.
- Setting up clear line of communication with Server-side developers for seamless parallel development of UI and Backend,
- Demonstrated ability to work effectively in a fast-paced, deadline-driving environment
- Experience on a cloud-based application [AWS].
Details
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