WEB DEVELOPER
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Job description
ROLE:
- Responsible for delivering functionalities in Web App using PHP, JavaScript, jQuery, Ajax, Bootstrap, HTML, CSS, MySQL
- Responsible for designing, documenting, and delivering API which will be used to manage data between the server and the users.
- Flexible in providing support for maintenance of existing applications.
- Plan, design, and document optimized database changes required to deliver a specification
- Assess and Provide Estimation on development effort required for specific requirements
- Perform SQL Optimizations on existing application features
- Performs data analysis and investigation on issues
REQUIRED SKILLS:
- Deep understanding of the basic web languages: HTML, CSS, and JavaScript.
- Outstanding coding skills
- Knowledge in CSS Framework like Bootstrap
- Strong PHP + CakePhp and MySQL development experience
- Good knowledge of version control tools (GIT)
- Experience with distributed memory object caching systems (Memcached)
- Strong knowledge of database concepts
- Strong design, analytical and problem-solving skills
- Experience in requirements analysis. Translating specification to technical approach.
- Minimum 3 years' experience in a software development role
Originally posted on Himalayas
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