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Front-end Developer

IBA InfoTech Inc.
Cincinnati, OH, United States
about 2 months ago

Role details

Contract type
Permanent contract
Employment type
Full-time (> 32 hours)
Working hours
Regular working hours
Job source
ibainfotech.com

Tech stack

HTML JavaScript (Programming Language) Agile Methodology Cascading Style Sheets (CSS) Code Review Continuous Integration Software Design Patterns Eclipse (Software) IntelliJ IDEA Model View Controller (MVC) Node.Js Pair Programming
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Scrum Methodology Test-Driven Development (TDD) Git AngularJS Information Technology Front End Software Development

Job description

  • Designing, building and testing responsive web applications from scratch.
  • Pilot the use of innovative solutions using the latest browser supported technologies.
  • Rapidly prototyping solutions based on limited inputs.
  • Provide accessible solutions whatever the device or input method.
  • Working in an agile team with back-end software engineers, QA, UX and Product Owners.
  • Accurate estimation of effort/complexity of user stories.

Requirements

  • Familiarity with agile ways of working, both Scrum and Kanban.
  • Familiarity with pair programming.
  • Understanding of JavaScript design patterns, including the Model-View-Controller and Observer patterns.
  • Proven experience with Test Driven Development (Javascript UnitTests) and Continuous Integration.
  • Proven experience with Eclipse/IntelliJ, GIT, issuing pull requests/performing peer code reviews.
  • Substantial experience with HTML, CSS, Javascript, Angular, Node JS.

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