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FrontEnd UI Developer - Riverwoods, IL

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Riverwoods, IL, USA
Mid level
In-Office
Riverwoods, IL, USA
Mid level
The FrontEnd UI Developer will work with web technologies to create responsive web applications, focusing on UX UI design and coordinating with global teams for deployment.
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Role: FrontEnd UI Developer
Location: Riverwoods, IL
Duration: Fulltime
BGV will be done for the selected candidates.
Must Have :
Hands-on expertise on Web Technologies such as Html 5, CSS 3, jQuery, Spring MVVC and WebServices (SOAP/REST).
• Hands-on experience on an industry standard Responsive Web UI Frameworks such as React ,Angular JS or Ext JS.
• Strong command on JavaScript, Java/J2EE concepts and current UX industry trends.
• Deep understanding of both progressive enhancement and AJAX-based single page applications built using MVC based frameworks.
• Skilled in UX UI Design and UI Prototyping using tools such as iRise or similar.
• Strong understanding of Object Oriented design methodologies and design patterns.
• Understanding of the entire Software Development Life Cycle including requirements elicitation, design, development, test, release, and support and industry standards around the same.
• Knowledge of web-based enterprise level applications architecture.
• Experience with code build tools such as Maven, Ant or Git hub.
• Experience in being part of global delivery team with onsite/offshore model and coordination with support teams for deployment and issue handling.
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