Frontend Developer – Javascript (4-9 yrs) Bangalore (Frontend Developer)

Experience : Min 4 years Working Days : 6 Days (Alternate Saturdays off) employees can take other 2 Saturdays as work from home Immediate joiners preferred or max 15 days notice period. Responsibilities : – In-depth knowledge in javascript. – knowledge in ECMA script is a plus.

– create a user-friendly UI/UX design. – Knowledge in SASS, SCSS preprocessor is a plus. – Maintain and improve website specifically focusing on Initial Load Time, PageSpeed Score etc.

Review and optimize the app usage by monitoring key metrics and rectifying the issues proactively – Optimize applications for maximum speed – Create and design user-friendly responsive screen for mobile as well as desktop view. – Collaborate with back-end developers and web designers to improve the usability – Get feedback from, and build solutions for users and customers – Write functional requirement documents and guides – Create quality mockups and prototypes – Help back-end developers with coding and troubleshooting – Ensure high-quality graphic standards and brand consistency – Stay up-to-date on emerging technologies – TDD is a plus. Knowledge in REST API Candidate Description : – Proven work experience of at least 1.

5 to 3 years as a Front-end developer – Hands-on experience with mark-up languages – Experience with JavaScript, Jquery, react.js, REDUX, HTML5, Bootstrap, CSS3 – Experience with Frontend Framework ReactJS – Familiarity with browser testing and debugging – In-depth understanding of the entire web development process (SDLC) – Understanding of layout aesthetics – Knowledge of SEO principles – An ability to perform well in a fast-paced environment – Excellent analytical and multitasking skills – Bachelor’s degree in Computer Science or relevant field experience – Experience with Version Control System (Git) – Good Understanding of ECMAScript – Coordinating with the Backend team for integration of business requirements. Proficient understanding of cross-browser compatibility issues and ways to work around them (ref:hirist.

com)