Frontend Developer(Angular & API)

October 9, 2026

Job Title: Frontend Developer(Angular & API)Location: Remote/NJ, TX,NC(First week is onsite at nearer location)Duration: 11 months + possible extension Contract Location & Work Arrangement<ul><li>Work Model: Remote, occasional onsite at client(First week is onsite at nearer location)</li><li>Travel Required: No travel</li><li>Hours per week: 40</li></ul> Role Summary:We are seeking an experienced Frontend Developer(Angular & API) Contractor to provide subject matter expertise. Responsibilities:The primary function of the role is to develop the user interface using Angular, JavaScript, HTLM5 and CSS3The role must deliver the product front end application ensuring high performanceMake the best use of Angular framework and build robust web applicationsIdentify design problems and devise elegant solutions when translating designs into user interfacesCooperate with back-end developer in the process of building the RESTful API Qualifications:Expertise in Angular 10+, JavaScript, HTML5 and CSS3 skills are requiredThree or more years of experience as an Angular DeveloperDeep knowledge of AngularJS practices and commonly used modules based on extensive work experienceDemonstrable responsive-web application design experienceA solid grasp of user-centric design and testing methodologies, subsystems, and usability and accessibility concernsExtensive knowledge of CSS and JS methods for providing performant visual effects and keeping the framerate above 30fps at all timesWriting extensive unit tests using automated TDD tasksExperience of working on Lean-Agile projects

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