MUST BE LOCAL, WILLING TO WORK ONSITE (M-F), AND A US CITIZEN (GOVERNMENT CONTRACT WORK)!
Requirements:
- You must have a Bachelor's in Computer Science (preference given to well-known CS schools) and be able to complete a "computer fundamentals" technical assessment.
- Work onsite in downtown San Francisco (Transamerica tower with a full view of the bay); may be able to transition over time to hybrid to be worked out with the manager, but candidates should expect to work onsite Monday through Friday to start!
- Front End development expertise with the following UI skills:
o JavaScript
o Typescript (ideally independent of Angular or other frameworks)
o Working with HTML DOM, browser (DOM) event handling, drag-and-drop, and CSS
Additional:
- Developers that have worked on Platforms / Tools before (ex: Form builders, workflow development tools)
- Track record of holding a steady job (no resumes of candidates jumping from place to place every year or two)
- US citizen (due to US government contracts)
The challenge:
We want engineers with commercial, front-end UI development experience building rich web apps (for example, Workday, SAP, Oracle…). They should have experience working for software companies, not developing websites or internal-facing apps. A Front-end engineer working on a bank or healthcare company website with React.js will not be a good fit. The candidate should spend most of the day coding as an individual contributor, not managing.
Description of our tech stack:
Our client's Execution Platform software is an HTML5/CSS3 application developed in Typescript and transpiled down to ES6. It is an XML metadata-driven framework built entirely in-house. In addition to the core framework, plugins are utilized to extend functionality for support of content editing/formatting, such as TinyMCE for content editing, PDF.js for document annotations, and Video.js for video/image capture and recording, to name a few. The application is highly interactive and requires knowledge of object-oriented programming that includes promises, events, dom manipulation, local storage/indexdb, and micro-service request/response handling.