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Sr Front End Software Engineer (JavaScript, HTML, CSS, React) in Boston, MA

DBA Web TechnologiesUnited StatesAdded 3d ago
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CSS, Front End Development, HTML, JavaScript, React Location: Massachusetts Job Function: Software Development Date Of Job Posting: 10-09-2019 Sr Front End Software Engineer (JavaScript, HTML, CSS, React) in Boston, MA Position: Sr Front End Software Engineer (JavaScript, HTML, CSS, React) in Boston, MA Location: Boston, MA Duration: Full-Time Permanent position (no contracts, no corp to corp, no remote) Salary: Excellent compensation with benefits + relocation + interview travel Visa Transfer candidates will be considered. SKILLS: Front End Software Engineer, JavaScript, HTML, CSS, React Description Our Boston based client is looking to add a Senior Front End Software Engineer to their rapidly growing team. Their engineering goal is to make sure each customer has an enjoyable shopping experience. As a Senior Software Engineer you will be help lead and drive projects, develop apps that are seen by millions of customers daily, and help make decisions that influence how customers shop online. Qualifications 5+ to 7 years of Javascript development experience Javascript experience HTML/CSS experience a plus React experience a plus Bachelor of Science in Computer Science or related STEM Field (Applied Math, Computer Engineering, etc.) This is a full-time, direct-hire position with competitive compensation packages. Relocation assistance and visa sponsorship is provided. =================================== Apply for this job

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