Enexus Global
Frontend Developer with Angular
Fremont, California, USA · full-time, contract, third party
Sponsorship not specifiedDetected 115 days ago
C#AngularNode.jsFull-Stack DevelopmentData StructuresAlgorithmsGitCommunication
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About the role
- We are seeking a highly skilled Full Stack Software Engineer with strong expertise in Angular (v2+), Node.js, and modern web application development.
Responsibilities
- Develop large distributed software applications for service portfolio.
- Develop software solutions for highly available/mission critical software integrated into enterprise systems.
- Be able to define and develop unit tests and unit test libraries to ensure code development is robust and production ready.
- Drive software process improvements that enable progressively increased team efficiency.
- Fluent in software fundamentals including software design, algorithm development, data structures, code modularity and maintainability.
Skills
- Strong object oriented and software architecture fundamentals.
- Fluent in GIT source code control.
- Angular 2+ (Advanced), Node.js (Expert), C# (Advanced),
- UI (Intermediate), Front-end (Advanced) Contract Type:
- Fremont, CA (100%
- Onsite - 5 days in office) Duration:
- 6+ months (Possible extension)
Company info
- Possess strong communication skills and a preference for delivering as part of a team.
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