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Be managing a busy workload covering websites built in a wide range of platforms known framework and expert on Nodejs, React, as well as HTML responsive frameworks including Bootstrap, Skeleton, or similar.
KEY RESPONSIBILITIES – WHAT YOU WILL BE RESPONSIBLE FOR:
Carrying-out development tasks in back-log including marketing and product team requests for website changes or improvements. This also includes code errors, broken integrations and APIs between web assets, third parties.
Taking and managing development briefs from product, engineering and marketing teams.
Managing multiple projects, prioritizing black-logs and updating stakeholders with delivery schedules.
Developing campaign assets from marketing and campaign manager briefs. This includes landing page and email template amends.
Building responsive websites that can work across multichannel including web, mobile, and tablet.
Maintaining web content back-ups including code repositories, versioning, and deployment.
Reporting of web infrastructure and platform performance including page speed, code errors (fixes) and stack vulnerabilities.
Owning website and platform user access including admins, contributors, and users.
Maintaining code review, website back-up, versioning control and repository (GIT) for the testing or recovery of website assets.
Owning the tactical delivery of digital marketing strategy through technology and integration.
Passionate, energetic, driven to achieve progress and growth by thinking above and beyond
Always hustling and ready to take on big bold bets
Customer obsessed, earning their trust and solving their problems
Results driven, effectively overcoming obstacles and challenging the status quo
Can act as one team. Able to work with and contribute to a team environment towards a shared vision and mission
Strong communication and soft skills, able to motivate, mentor and help fellow developers as well as communicate complex ideas effectively
Detail-oriented and exceptional organizational skills
Excellent verbal and written communication skills with the ability to interact at all levels of the organization
Exercises independence and self-motivation while still being able to work with others collaboratively
Ability to thrive in a fast-paced, entrepreneurial, high-energy environment
JOB PREREQUISITES (EDUCATION, PREVIOUS EXPERIENCE ETC)
Bachelor's in Computer Science / Engineering or related field.
6+ years’ experience in in web development using React
Strong proficiency in Node.js, JavaScript, CSS, HTML
Strong understanding of web services related standards like REST.
Strong understanding of security standards, such as Oauth2
Strong proficiency in using headless CMS.
Ability to operate effectively both independently as well and within a team using Agile methodology.
Strong experience in Docker containerization
Understanding fundamental design principles behind scalable applications.
Ability to multitask, recommend and enforce industry best practices and patterns.
Ability to create or utilize data visualization tools and dashboards and data modeling.
Strong understanding of object-oriented programming.
Strong understanding the nature of asynchronous programming.
Strong understanding and experience with Linux operating system.
Strong understanding of code versioning tools / Source Code Management (Git, GitHub, Bitbucket)
Ability to use, track, and respond to all work assignments using JIRA based ticketing system
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