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Brief Description With constant innovation, cutting-edge technology, and fast-paced development, we’re looking for talented professionals to join our Information Technology team to help us continue delivering an unparalleled customer experience. The Digital Technology team of designers, researchers, and developers is dedicated to meeting the digital needs of jewelry professionals and buyers. Projects encompass everything from concept to creation and craft an experience for large scale B2B e-commerce, responsive web, customer shopping sites, and more. This team blends coding skills with design sensibilities, contributing to the creation, maintenance, and support of various web applications. As a UI/UX Developer, you will design, develop, and maintain high-performing, user-friendly web applications. You will collaborate with cross-functional teams to create solutions that enhance both customer and employee experiences. Key Responsibilities Develop and implement responsive web applications for usability, performance, and reliability. Collaborate with designers and stakeholders to transform mock-ups and wireframes into functional user interfaces. Participate in code reviews, offering feedback and contributing to coding standards. Integrate applications across front-end, business logic, and databases. Implement web services and APIs to ensure seamless connectivity. Apply responsive design principles with a mobile-first mindset. Analyze and automate business processes to improve operational efficiency. Take ownership of assigned projects, ensuring successful delivery from start to finish. Basic Qualifications Bachelor's degree in Computer Science or a related technical field (or equivalent experience). 5+ years of web development experience. Proficiency in C#, MVC, REST, SQL, HTML, CSS, and modern JavaScript libraries. Experience with React or similar front-end frameworks. Strong problem-solving skills and attention to detail. Ability to collaborate effectively within a team environment. Preferred Qualifications Experience with responsive frameworks like Bootstrap. Familiarity with development tools such as NPM, Webpack, Gulp/Grunt, Less/Sass, and TypeScript. Knowledge of GraphQL, Apache Solr, and Next.js. Previous experience in E-commerce development. Strong organizational and time management skills. Summary Stuller is the jewelry industry's largest manufacturer, supplier, and technology developer in North America. With a customer base spanning the globe, we serve jewelry professionals through an unmatched selection of quality products, expert and friendly service, and the fastest delivery. We are powered by our employees, their creativity, their energy, and their commitment to creating exceptional experiences. We are committed to our employees' comprehensive health and happiness. Our award-winning wellness initiatives and benefits help Stuller to stand out as one of the top employers in Louisiana. Learn more about our benefits by clicking here.
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