VeriSign

VeriSign

Engineer II - Web Development

Reston,Virginia,United States · Mid

Sponsorship not specified$90k-$122kDetected 2 hours ago
JavaScriptTypeScriptPythonBashHTMLCSSTailwind CSSwebpackGitAWSDockerTerraformAnsibleCI/CDJenkinsLinuxDesign SystemsAgileSeleniumPlaywrightJestMochaTest AutomationDNS

About the role

  • Verisign helps enable the security, stability, and resiliency of the internet.
  • Candidate Verisign is looking for a junior engineer to expand the Verisign Web Marketing Development team.
  • Exposure to additional languages and technologies (AWS/Cloud, Docker, Jenkins, Ansible, Bash) is advantageous.

Requirements

  • We seek a candidate with strong understanding of software engineering fundamentals, including core Computer Science concepts, as well as hands-on problem-solving experience building software systems.
  • Bachelor's degree in computer science or a related field with 2+ years software development experience
  • or a Master's degree with hands-on software development work experience through demonstrable projects or internships

Skills

  • Required
  • Expertise in JavaScript
  • Frontend web development experience: HTML, CSS, JavaScript, TypeScript
  • Ability to optimize webpage loading and rendering
  • Working knowledge of at least one version control system: Git, SVN, etc.
  • Experience with common website toolchains and dependencies: npm, webpack/babel, prettier, postCSS, etc.
  • OS: Familiarity with UNIX-like operating systems
  • Demonstration of understanding of Secure Coding standards.
  • Excellent communication skills (verbal and written), eager to learn new technologies
  • Advantageous
  • Frameworks: StencilJS, Astro, Tailwind CSS
  • Frontend Testing frameworks: Jest, Enzyme, Mocha, BrowserStack, StoryBook

Compensation

  • The pay range is $89,900 - $121,700.

Equal opportunity

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  • Our Benefits Summary
  • Verisign in the Community
  • Our EEO Statement

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