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Job Summary As a Full Stack Developer specializing in Angular frontend development, you will: Design, develop, and maintain scalable, high-performance web applications using Angular, and Java Spring Boot Work closely with the Backend Lead to ensure smooth integration between frontend and backend components Collaborate with cross-functional teams to deliver strong user experiences and meet business requirements Bring solid technical expertise, attention to detail, and a passion for modern frontend development Responsibilities Collaborate with product managers, UI/UX designers, and developers to deliver robust software solutions Work with the Application Architect and Backend Lead to build and implement full-stack features Own frontend-related components and help maintain consistency across the UI Participate in daily standups, sprint planning, and retrospectives Contribute to code reviews and help uphold coding standards and performance best practices Develop responsive, user-friendly interfaces using Angular across multiple browsers and devices Help identify and address technical debt, performance issues, and frontend challenges Work with databases and data models for efficient data handling Stay current with frontend trends and suggest relevant improvements Work with DevOps engineers and tech leads on CI/CD pipelines, deployments, and monitoring Skills 3-5+ years of experience in software development Strong hands-on experience with Angular (v2 and above) Experience upgrading Angular apps to newer versions is a plus Solid understanding of HTML, CSS, and JavaScript Familiarity with REST APIs, JWT, and microservices architecture Experience with SQL databases (e.g., PostgreSQL) Familiarity with Git and CI/CD tools (e.g., Jenkins, GitHub Actions) Exposure to Docker and containerization Experience with unit testing tools like Jasmine, Karma, or Jest Familiarity with frontend state management (e.g., Redux) and build tools (Webpack, Babel) Understanding of OWASP standards and secure coding practices Good problem-solving and team collaboration skills Strong communication skills, both written and verbal Comfortable working in IDEs such as Visual Studio Code Education and Certification Associate, Bachelor's, or Master's degree in Computer Science, Engineering, or a related field AWS Certified Developer – Associate or equivalent certification is a plus What We Need to See From You Good communication and collaboration skills Ability to understand project requirements and translate them into working features Report to the Application Architect Work within an Agile team to develop and test applications Design, develop, and unit test frontend components Support the team in resolving technical issues Assist in writing manuals, specifications, and documentation Support packaging and deployment releases Help maintain system integrations Assist in requirement gathering, story development, and estimation Benefits Competitive salary Work alongside experienced experts on international projects Real career growth opportunities Exposure to the latest IT technologies A supportive, collaborative working environment
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