PredICT Interactive - Front End Developers Wichita, United States

Front-End Developer is needed in Wichita, United States.

Client: PredICT Interactive

Location: Wichita, United States

Contract: Part Time, Full Time

Job Description

As a Front End Software Engineer, you will be responsible for delivering complete frontend sites and products, parsing APIs into front-end interfaces, building responsive designs, writing reusable code, participating in code reviews, and collaborating with internal teams.

Requirements

You must have 5+ years of professional development experience, expertise in JavaScript frameworks (such as Angular 2+), HTML5, CSS3, and advanced JavaScript, experience with Agile development under SCRUM methodology, and the ability to create component-based reusable and testable modules. Additionally, you should possess excellent communication skills and be a team player.

Nice to Have Skills

It would be beneficial if you have a background in Angular (1 or 2), Meteor.js, Bootstrap, Webpack, Node or Gulp, experience building responsive websites, ability to write unit tests using BDD or TDD, an eye for detail, and an understanding of databases, platforms, APIs, and other web services used in the system.

Keys to Success

Successful candidates will have the ability to prioritize effectively, be a team player, demonstrate a genuine interest in technology and continuous learning, be highly motivated, enjoy engaging in discussions with peers, possess strong communication skills, and be willing to work as part of a team embracing best practices.

How NOT to Apply

We only wish to receive applications from principal job seekers – no recruiters, please. Sending us your resume unaccompanied by the required materials below is not acceptable.

How to Apply

Send a Word or PDF formatted resume to: [[email protected]](mailto: [email protected]). In the body of your email, state your interest in the position, preferred way to contact you, and answer the question: “I believe people do their best work when………………….”