Senior React Developer
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Job description
Employment benefits:
- 4+ years of experience with JavaScript frameworks with core understanding of events, callbacks and promises
- Proficient understanding of core React concepts and principles including Virtual DOM, Data Binding, State & Props, React Lifecycle, common libraries such as Redux, React Router
- Experience in HTML5, CSS3, Webpack-based web applications
- Experience with CSS pre-processors such as LESS and SASS
- Experience with RESTful web services and 3rd party APIs integrations
- Experience using Test Frameworks - Unit and Performance Testing
- Proficient understanding of code versioning tools, such as Git and CI/CD workflows
- Working in Agile development environment
- Experience with JIRA
- Positive attitude and commitment to professional development
- Bachelor's degree in a software engineering related field (or equivalent experience)
- Comfortable, friendly, professional, and supportive work environment
- Challenging and exciting career with an excellent salary and benefits package
- Private health insurance, sponsored sports and fitness activities, a free meal, fruit and beverages at the office
- Opportunity to gain international business experience, working for world high-class companies
- Possibility for personal and professional growth within a stable environment with ongoing trainig and support
- Open door policy to all levels of management - everyone's ideas are highly appreciate
Originally posted on Himalayas
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