W2 Contract- Long Term Remote Positions- Sr. React Developer*03.

Sr. React Developer

Remote Position

Job Title: Sr. React Developer

No Positions: 03

Duration: Long Term

Tech (Qualification) Notes:

Skillset (top 3-5)

- React.JS - Everything is going through REACT.

- React Native - Nice to have.

- AWS - someone who can understand. Everything is already setup. Infrastructure has already been setup.

- Spring boot Java API's - Just someone who can call already existing API's.

What are the top 5-10 responsibilities for this position? (Please be detailed as to what the candidate is expected to do or complete on a daily basis)

- Feature development - This engineer will use Java Script/React JS and Spring framework knowledge to develop features that focused on UI Development

- Collaborate with rest of the SCRUM team to deliver product features on time

- Work with UI team to support UI to API integration

- Debug and fix any defects reported by Quality Engineers

- Support quality engineers with test automation, performance testing, chaos testing etc. when required

What software tools/skills are needed to perform these daily responsibilities?

- Java script/React JS IDEs / Java IDEs like Eclipse

- Jenkins

- GitHub enterprise

- CA Agile

- AWS - Test automation tools and scripting languages - selenium / Test Cafe / Cypress etc.

- MS office suite of products

What skills/attributes are a must have?

Bachelor's Degree or equivalent work experience

8+ years of experience in UI framework design and development

10+ years of experience in all phases of Software Development Life Cycle (SDLC) / System Development Life Cycle

5+ years of experience in React JS/Java script

2+ years of experience in Angular JS

Proficiency with MS Project, Word, Excel, Visio, PowerPoint

Good understanding and experience in the CI/CD pipelines

2+ years of experience of AWS/Jenkins

Strong innovation skills able to learn new tools and use them to create innovative solutions around UI products

What skills/attributes are nice to have?

- Experience in healthcare

- Experience with high volume transaction sites

- Experience working with applications deployed in private or public cloud

What does the ideal candidate background look like (ex: healthcare specific background, etc.)?

• 8 to 10 years in the software engineering profession.

• Minimum 6 years in reacts/Redux/Java Script

• Minimum 2 years’ experience with cloud infrastructure using Azure/AWS

• Demonstrated success designing and building high-quality commercial software applications

• Proven experience delivering software using an Agile/Scrum methodology

• Expertise across the entire SLDC

• Relevant Bachelor's degree or equivalent work experience in a related field

Of the required skills listed, which would you consider the top 3?

React/Java script/AWS

What experience will set candidates apart from one another?

Very good knowledge of building reusable components using react web/react native. Have designed and implemented complex UI frameworks using react

React and health care domain

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