Front-end Web Developer

Job Location: Baltimore, Maryland

Remote Status: Hybrid

Daily and Monthly Responsibilities

• Be an innovator and builder on a team that is using modern front-end technologies and inventing new ways to delight customers.
• Own customer-facing features from design, implementation, testing, and through deployment.
• Apply analysis techniques and procedures to gather and then translate business requirements into functional/technical specifications to ensure repeatable and consistent UI and UX across applications.
• Ensure the technical feasibility of UI/UX designs.
• Work with visuals provided by UX Designer to implement customer facing responsive web applications.
• Using functional specifications and designs, produces all or part of the deliverables.
• Optimize applications for maximum speed and scalability.
• Help develop front end of modern web applications working with other developers.
• You recognize and adopt best practices in front-end development: design, testing, version control, documentation, build, deployment, and operations

Required Skills and Qualifications

• Bachelor’s degree in computer science, Information technology, or engineering.
• 1+ years of experience with front-end development.
• Understanding of responsive web design and web accessibility.
• Unit/integration testing experience.
• Experience with cross browser testing and debugging/troubleshooting using browser developer tools.
• Experience with developing, maintaining, and updating the content of web sites.
• Experience with developing code and maintaining web-based applications.
• Experience with HTML, CSS, JavaScript, and cross-browser compatibility issues.
• Experience designing and integrating RESTful APIs.
• Experience with UX and user-centered design.
• Experience with web development libraries, including jQuery and Bootstrap.
• Knowledge of information architecture, workflow design, information management, and governance for site usability.
• Ability to display a portfolio showcasing broad design and development competencies, including usability, UI design, development best practices, and comprehension of web technologies.
• Ability to be a self-starter, pay strict attention to detail, and multitask across multiple projects and clients in a fast-paced, team-based environment.

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