Develop and deliver high-performance Angular front-end applications using TypeScript, HTML, and CSS. Collaborate with UI architect, product owner, and back-end developers to integrate RESTful APIs, ensure performance, debug, write tested/documented code, create reusable components, manage state with Redux, and participate in agile ceremonies. Migrations from AngularJS to Angular versions and deep understanding of platform, database, caching, and APIs are beneficial.
Responsibilities
• Collaborate with UI architect, product owner and scrum master to develop the front end application.
• Delivering complete front end application.
• Ensuring high performance of the application on desktop.
• Writing tested and documented JavaScript, HTML and CSS
• Working with the back-end developer in the process of building and integrating RESTful API.
• Identify bottlenecks and bugs, and devise solutions to mitigate and address these issues
• Communicating with any other external web/windows services.
• Be part of the agile team and participate in all agile ceremonies.
Requirements
- Proficiency with Typescript and HTML5
- Experience in MVC architecture.
- Experience in using npm.
- Experience in using Webpacks for bundling.
- Proficient in using material design for Angular.
- Proficient in debugging the application.
- Experience in usage of Redux for state management.
- Professional and precise communication skills.
- Creating self-contained, reusable and testable modules and components
- Ensuring clear dependency chain, in regards to app logic as well as the file system.
- Ability to provide solutions for single page apps.
- Previous experience of migrating Angular JS applications to Angular 2/3/4/5/6/7 is an added advantage.
- Thorough understanding of the responsibilities of the platform, database, API, caching layer, proxies and other services used in the system.
- Validating user actions on the client side and providing responsive feedback.
- Writing non-blocking code and resorting to advance techniques such as multi-threading when needed.
- Creating custom, general use modules and components which extend the elements and modules of Angular 7.
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