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Position Overview: We are looking for a Fullstack Developer with UI as the primary skill and AEM (Adobe Experience Manager) as a secondary skill. The ideal candidate should be open to working on both UI and AEM, depending on project demands, in a start-up-like environment.
Responsibilities :
In this role, you will work closely with the business users and technical architect to provide front end architectural expertise. As a UI lead, you will architect, write and optimize new UI components, core end-user-facing experiences, and adoption of new front end frameworks as required. You will get a chance to tackle significant engineering challenges, such as:
- Building modern front-end, back-end, and end-to-end user journeys
- Handling upstream and downstream dependencies
- Extending, optimizing, and future-proofing all parts of our front-end and back-end stack
- Be on top of code reviews, code hygiene, bug triages and provide feedback on features, technology, architecture, designs
- Mentoring other engineers on the team
- Introducing best practices for efficient and high-quality software development, including but not limited to unit testing, automated UI testing, coding standards
- Collaborating with UI/UX designers, other Architects, and Product Managers to design and implement modern, delightful, and intuitive features.
Requirements :
- B.Tech/M.Tech from a premier institute with 10+ years of experience including a few years in technical leadership with high-performance engineering teams.
- Deep expertise in advanced JavaScript and TypeScript, with a solid understanding of core web technologies and experience in building responsive, elegant, and scalable web applications using modern frameworks such as React, Vue, Angular, etc.
- Strong understanding of HTML5 and CSS3 design principles and techniques.
- Strong backends development experience, with NodeJS, HTTP concepts and REST APIs,
- Extensive Knowledge of Web Standards and modern browsers, both at their API level and their internals (JS engines, browser performance, reflow, repaint, shadow DOM, progressive rendering, CSS resetting, normalizing, SCSS, etc.).
- Proficiency in building and architecting web apps that seamlessly function across various browsers, including mobile, where distinct performance, resource constraints, and capabilities necessitate polyfills.
- Excellent communication and collaboration skills.
- Familiarity with AEM (Adobe Experience Manager) and the ability to develop and customize AEM components and templates.
- Experience working in a start-up or start-up-like environment is a plus.
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