Senior Angular developer responsible for building responsive web applications using Angular 2+, jQuery, HTML/CSS and mobile technologies. Implement server- and client-side rendering, apply TDD/BDD practices, collaborate using JIRA, and work within DevOps CI/CD toolchains. Requires strong understanding of cloud, data center, networking, distributed systems (HA, redundancy, clustering, DR, load balancing), cross-platform OS environments, and familiarity with IBM technology stack. Information security training experience desired.
Description - External
• 6+ years with Angular 2+, JQuery, HTML, CSS, Mobile technologies, TDD, BDD Responsive Web Design practices, And server side/client side rendering techniques Working knowledge of Node.js • General knowledge of tracking and management of deliverables in JIRA • Experience of Information Security Education, Awareness and Training is highly desired. • Deep, comprehensive technical understanding with Cloud, data center, networking and end user technologies. • Experience in DevOps Toolchain methodologies, including Continuous Integration and Continuous Deployment. • Thorough understanding of distributed systems architecture and exposure to multiple technical disciplines including: o Unix, Linux and Windows o High-Availability, Redundancy, Clustering, Disaster Recovery, Load Balancing o Hardware platforms and Networking o IBM Technology stack
Qualifications - External
- Bachelors Degree
- Good communication skills
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