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Angular Front End Software Developer
Contract length - 12 months
Start date - ASAP
Location - mostly remote in England. Berkshire office day 1 to collect equipment
The client is a fast-growing SaaS business. As a NodeJS Backend Developer, you will focus on outcomes rather than just activity. You will own the delivery of backend features end-to-end by writing clean, well-tested code that meets a high standard of quality and performance in production.
Angular Front End Software Developer - Responsibilities
- Deliver front-end features end-to-end (design to delivery, production-ready code) in a fast-moving agile team
- Develop new user-facing features using Angular, NodeJS, and TypeScript
- Build reusable components and front-end libraries that reduce duplication and speed up future delivery
- Translate designs and wireframes into high-quality, production-ready code
- Collaborate with back-end developers and database engineers
- Working closely with the product team to understand end-user requirements and translate them into technical solutions
- Assessing the technical feasibility of UI/UX designs and raising concerns early
- Conducting testing and debugging to maintain a high standard of code quality
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Angular Front End Software Developer - Requirements


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- 5+ years commercial experience as a Front-End Developer
- Experience with Angular 2+ including libraries such as NgRx and RxJS
- Solid understanding of TypeScript and NodeJS
- Knowledge of modern authorization mechanisms such as JSON Web Tokens
- Experience and enthusiasm for the use of AI
- Strong problem solver
- Excellent written and verbal communication skills
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