Position: Frontend Developer
Company: EvoTalents
Category: JavaScript
Experience required: 2y
English level: intermediate
Published: 2023-06-01T00:00:00+03:00

We are looking for a Frontend (Angular) Developer for a Canadian startup/product company.


**About the project:**
The project domain will be in the Finance and Banking industry, specifically focused on Portfolio and Wealth management, client onboarding, and AI integration with banking. The development of the project will start from scratch.

**About the team:** 
1x Solution architect, 1x Team Lead, 1x Senior BE, 1x Senior FE.

**Responsibilities:**
· Develop, test, and deploy high-quality Angular software applications that integrate with other services in the banking and finance industry.
· Ensure software quality and reliability through thorough testing and debugging for software systems and integrations in the banking and finance industry.
· Collaborate with cross-functional teams to identify and prioritize integration requirements and develop software solutions that meet those requirements.
· Analyze and troubleshoot complex software issues in a timely and efficient manner for software systems and integrations.

**Requirements:**
· Strong proficiency in Angular 2+ and knowledge of Angular best practices and conventions
· Understanding of RESTful web services and experience consuming REST APIs using Angular
· Familiarity with Design Patterns
· Experience with CSS pre-processors such as Sass or Less, and knowledge of responsive design principles
· Familiarity with testing frameworks such as Jasmine and Karma, and experience with unit testing and end-to-end testing of Angular applications
· Knowledge of web performance optimization techniques, such as lazy loading and code splitting
· Understanding of the principles of modular and component-based design, and experience with the Angular component architecture

**Hiring process:**
· There is only 1 technical interview with the technical team.


**We look forward to hearing from you!**