UI Developer minimum 4 yrs with React.JS 1 year

We're looking (Immediately) for an exceptional UI expert with React.JS hands on experience to join CloudXtension’s outstanding data platform team. CloudXtension has been entrusted by its multibillion dollar client to build the first extreme big-data and graph processing platform delivering real-time high-dimensional visibility and insight to the world’s most complex supply chains. As a member of the core high end data platform team, you will partner with various stakeholders to understand their use cases. You will also get opportunities to collaborate with other teams within client to leverage as well as influence the best practices for UI development. Who are you?  You are an experienced UI engineer (5+ years’ experience)with knowledge of modern web applications (frameworks like React/Node.js/ Angular JS) and front-end development (HTML /CSS /Javascript)  You're a creative and out-of-the-box thinker with a strong UX attitude.  You have a strong software engineering mindset and are passionate about code quality, continuous integration, documentation and end-to-end testing of your applications  You thrive on collaboration and enjoy discussing face to face with stakeholders  Communication is one of your key strengths - both written and verbal. Key strengths need be:  Familiarity with the Flux Design Pattern(Redux, Fluxxor, etc.)  Core web fundamentals: HTML, JavaScript, and CSS  CSS preprocessors like Sass or LESS  JS-based build tools like Grunt, Gulp, and Bower  JavaScript Libraries like jQuery or Backbone.js  Front-end (CSS) frameworks like Foundation or Bootstrap  AJAX (Asynchronous JavaScript and XML)  Redux/Flux or equivalent essential Responsibilities:  Translate concepts into hi-fidelity visual outputs across web and mobile platforms  Work with Product Management to understand the challenges that end users face and partners with UX and scrum teammates to design viable front-end solutions.  Actively participate in agile team activities such as providing input into story boards, backlog management, and release planning for front-end solutions  Actively participate in the application engineering, staying up to date on new web development technologies and best practices and shares insights with others in the team.  Collaborate with colleagues from other disciplines to define technology objectives, assess solution options and devise architectural solutions that both achieve strategic business goals and meet operational requirements.  Take part in reviews of own work and updates.

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