(Dev) Onshore Developer - Front End Commerce - Backfill

Capgemini
Orlando, FL, United States
16 days ago

Role details

Contract type
Temporary contract
Employment type
Full-time (> 32 hours)
Compensation
$78,603.0 - $122,824.0
Working hours
Regular working hours
Job source

Tech stack

HTML JavaScript (Programming Language) Agile Methodology Computing Platforms HTML5 Cascading Style Sheets (CSS) Software Debugging Design of User Interfaces Javaserver Pages Performance Tuning Scrum Methodology SAP (Applications)
+6 more
Web Services Website Wireframe Test Scripts Hybris Front End Software Development Restful APIs

Job description

Orlando, FL, United States (On-site) Contract (7 months 28 days) Published 24 hours ago technical documentation UI/UX javaScript performance optimization HTML5, CSS3 sap commerce cloud Agile/SCRUM task management

  • The SAP Commerce (formerly Hybris) Front-End Development (FED) develops or assists in developing quality software that meets the functional and non-functional project requirements in the implementation, enhancement and support of e-commerce platform centric projects.
  • This includes producing application code on-time, on-budget, and in compliance with client company’s implementation standards and practices as well as general industry & platform-specific leading practices.

The FED is expected to:

  • learn the e-commerce platform, e.g. SAPCC (Hybris), and become proficient in the platform storefront development, management tools, and capabilities
  • Use this knowledge to plan, write, and test code to meet the requirements of tasks assigned, based on the technical specification for the task provided by the Technical Architect, Technical Lead, or Application Coordinator work with the platform technologies and languages such as HTML, CSS, Javascript, and REST/API services.
  • Customize the platform’s storefront accelerator to build fully functioning e-commerce sites on desktop, tablet, and mobile devices all code must conform to platform-specific & industry leading practices, the company’s Front-End coding standards, and perform well under load.
  • The FED focuses on the browser interaction side using Javascript frameworks, advanced HTML, and CSS techniques to implement the layout and user experience specified in wireframes and PSDs delivered by our Information Architects and Creative Designers.
  • The FED works on tasks under the supervision of a Technical Team Leader or Senior Application Engineer and participates as an active team member in daily scrums as part of our agile software development methodology.
  • The FED will be part of the platform development team, contributing to the team’s success through knowledge sharing in daily team building activities and weekly code presentations, as well as collaborating on internal initiatives as requested. The FED records all the time spent on all tasks in the project management and timekeeping systems.

Requirements

  • Working knowledge of SAP Commerce Cloud storefront accelerators (JSP, Spartacus) and ability to develop and test SAP Commerce software code as directed by the project Technical Lead or Architect
  • Demonstrated ability to understand technical documentation such as functional requirements and technical designs and translate these documents into working code
  • Demonstrated ability to debug and troubleshoot issues with both existing and new code on the SAP Commerce platform

Benefits & conditions

$37.79 - $59.05 an hour - Contract, Pulled from the full job description

  • Health insurance
  • Retirement plan
  • Vision insurance
  • Dental insurance, The pay range that the employer in good faith reasonably expects to pay for this position is $37.79/hour - $59.05/hour. Our benefits include medical, dental, vision and retirement benefits. Applications will be accepted on an ongoing basis.

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