Angular Spartacus - Frontend Developer | Brillio | Remote | 4 to 6 years

Job Title - Lead Engineer Experience Range 4 to 6 Years Shift - 3PM to 1AM Primary Skills: Angular, CSS, Bootstrap Secondary Skills: Spartacus  Note: The candidate should have excellent Communication. Consider communication as a primary skill as well. JD has been highlighted below: Role: Spartacus FE developer & Angular JS Requirement: - Proven track record of developing complex web applications using Angular (Angular 3+), demonstrated through a strong portfolio. - Expertise in TypeScript, HTML5, and CSS3, with a deep understanding of Angular architecture and best practices. - Proficiency in implementing advanced routing and navigation features using Angular Router. - Experience in building scalable and maintainable Angular applications, emphasizing module organization and component architecture. - Strong understanding of asynchronous programming, RESTful APIs, and client-server communication. - Familiarity with Git or other version control systems, and experience working collaboratively in development environments. - Exceptional problem-solving skills, attention to detail, and a commitment to delivering high-quality, user-centric solutions. - Effective communication and collaboration abilities, thriving in cross-functional teams. Preferred Technical Skills: - Experience with Angular Material or NG Bootstrap or similar UI component libraries. - Knowledge of server-side rendering techniques and SEO best practices for Angular applications. - Expertise in ensuring cross-platform compatibility and responsiveness across all devices. - Familiarity with unit testing frameworks such as Jasmine, Karma, or Jest. - Proficiency in CSS preprocessors like SASS or LESS, and familiarity with CSS-in-JS solutions. - Experience with performance profiling and optimization techniques for web applications. - Familiarity with Docker or other containerization technologies for application deployment. - Knowledge of accessibility standards and best practices for designing inclusive user interfaces. Originally posted on Himalayas