Angular Spartacus – Frontend Developer | Brillio | Remote | 4 to 6 years

Job Title – Lead Engineer
Experience Range 4 to 6 Years
Shift – 3PM to 1AM
Primary Skills: Angular, CSS, Bootstrap
Secondary Skills: Spartacus

Note: The candidate should have excellent Communication. Consider communication as a primary skill as well.

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Role: Spartacus FE developer & Angular JS

Requirement:

1. Proven track record of developing complex web applications using Angular (Angular 3+), demonstrated through a strong portfolio.
2. Expertise in TypeScript, HTML5, and CSS3, with a deep understanding of Angular architecture and best practices.
3. Proficiency in implementing advanced routing and navigation features using Angular Router.
4. Experience in building scalable and maintainable Angular applications, emphasizing module organization and component architecture.
5. Strong understanding of asynchronous programming, RESTful APIs, and client-server communication.
6. Familiarity with Git or other version control systems, and experience working collaboratively in development environments.
7. Exceptional problem-solving skills, attention to detail, and a commitment to delivering high-quality, user-centric solutions.
8. Effective communication and collaboration abilities, thriving in cross-functional teams.

Preferred Technical Skills:

1. Experience with Angular Material or NG Bootstrap or similar UI component libraries.
2. Knowledge of server-side rendering techniques and SEO best practices for Angular applications.
3. Expertise in ensuring cross-platform compatibility and responsiveness across all devices.
4. Familiarity with unit testing frameworks such as Jasmine, Karma, or Jest.
5. Proficiency in CSS preprocessors like SASS or LESS, and familiarity with CSS-in-JS solutions.
6. Experience with performance profiling and optimization techniques for web applications.
7. Familiarity with Docker or other containerization technologies for application deployment.
8. Knowledge of accessibility standards and best practices for designing inclusive user interfaces.

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