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What you will do: Interpret business requirements and translate them into deployable solutions. Provide estimates for user stories assigned and complete development within timelines. Prepare low-level design (LLD) documents and document the implemented solution. Develop quality code, conduct testing, and ensure quality assurance. Adhere to technical constraints laid out by architecture design. Follow coding standards and best practices laid out by technical implementation standards. Perform unit testing on your own work and collaborate with the QA team to fix defects. What skills you need: Demonstrable experience in commercial product development. Strong proficiency in JavaScript, including DOM manipulation and the JavaScript object model. Hands-on experience in front-end development using Ajax, HTML5, CSS, and React JS. Familiarity with RESTful APIs and modern authorization mechanisms such as JSON Web Token. Experience with modern front-end build pipelines and tools. Proficiency in common front-end development tools such as Babel, Webpack, NPM. Strong exposure to RESTful web services, AJAX, JSON, and high-performance systems. Expertise in standard development toolsets and frameworks like GIT, SVN, Jenkins. Experience working in Agile (Scrum/Kanban) software development environments. Exposure to cloud environments like AWS and its fundamental functionalities like autoscaling. Ability to work with Enzyme, Webpack, and Flux, as well as at least one performance testing framework. What skills you will learn: Exposure to mobile development for various platforms. Experience using identity frameworks like OpenID Connect, OAuth2, eSIM, Entitlement, etc. Knowledge in the area of digital identity and MobileConnect. Telecom billing integration and charging.
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