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KGS Technology Group

UI/UX Developer

Reposted 3 Months Ago
In-Office
Chicago, IL, USA
Expert/Leader
In-Office
Chicago, IL, USA
Expert/Leader
The UI/UX Developer will focus on front-end development using Angular, with some back-end Java tasks. Responsibilities include building user interfaces and understanding microservices architecture.
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Job Description

Job Description:

·       Looking for a UI Developer

·       80% front end 20% back end

Tech Stack used in the project:

·       Angular(Angular 7 preferred) for building user Interfaces.

·       Java as a programming language.

·       AWS Aurora Postgres, MongoDB, Oracle, and Redis Cache

·       Kafka and AWS SQS for messaging

·       Amazon S3 for object storage

·       Event sourcing architecture, microservices

·       Amazon EKS for containerized applications

·       Jmeter, and Blazemeter for performance testing

·       Grafana, Splunk, and Datadog for visualization and logs

·       Has to understand Java on the back end so they can update as needed, but heavy angular for the front end

Additional Information

Location: Chicago, IL (Hybrid Model)

Duration: 6+ Months Contact to Hire (Full Time)

Preferred Visa: (USC, GC, EAD-GC)

Experience: 9 years or above

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