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# Assessment Tool Developer/Programmer

- **Company:** Infinite Computing Systems
- **Location:** Saint Paul, United States
- **Contract:** Permanent contract
- **Skills:** JavaScript (Programming Language), Apache HTTP Server, HTML5, Bootstrap (Software), Cascading Style Sheets (CSS), Computer Programming, Data Migration, Data Security, Data Stores, Knockout.js, Web Content Accessibility Guidelines, Ios Frameworks, AngularJS
- **Published:** September 4, 2026
- **Apply:** https://startup.jobs/assessment-tool-developer-programmer-infinite-computing-systems-8261100

## About the Role

1. At least 2 year experience in HTML5 architectural design/development experience, including CSS.

 2. At least 1 year experience of writing or designing an application using HTML5 that operates while connected to a central server and which can also operate while disconnected from a server.

 3. At least 2 year experience with HTML5 supporting UI frameworks

 4. At least 3 year experience of programming in JavaScript

Desired Skills:

 * Experience developing a data check-out process moving data from a central data store to a local data store
 * Experience developing a data check-in process moving data from a local data store to a central data store and apply business rules to resolve data collisions and conflicts.
 * Experience developing authentication routines and associated logic in order to encrypt and control data access to the locally-persisted data
 * Experience developing an offline application supported by multiple browsers using Apache
 * Experience using Bootstrap and/or the CMS Assets frameworks and JavaScript frameworks such as Knockout.js and/or Angular.js
 * Development experience using indexed dB as a local data store
 * Experience with WCAG 2.0 and Section 508 accessibility guidelines



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