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- self-motivated and detail-oriented Sr. Magento Developer to join E-Commerce team. - Excellent working knowledge of Web application development. - Advance coding Skills in core PHP. - Positive understanding of Magento. - Excellent working knowledge of OOPs concepts. - Excellent working knowledge of MySQL database. - Very strong knowledge about database design. - Solid working knowledge of Ecommerce system and payment gateways. - Good understanding about web-services in JSON format. - Good understanding of various Content Managements Systems like wordpress, magento. - Strong working knowledge of HTML,CSS,JavaScripts and JQuery. - Excellent understanding of Cross Browsers compatibility. - Ability to take up RD activities and resolve issues. - OTHER SKILLS: Ability to work as a team. - Good communication skills - Have sincere, honest and committed attitude - Be hardworking and responsible - Ability to understand project requirements accurately and be able to deliver projects on time. - Have good knowledge of various practices within the web Industry and have ability to apply out-of-the-box solutions to build good quality websites.- Have attention to details- Excellent business logic - Excellent verbal and written communication skills - Be proactive and take responsibility as needed Disclaimer: This job posting has been aggregated from external source. Role details, content, and availability are subject to change. Applicants are advised to confirm the latest information directly on the company website before applying. .
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