Engineer II-Frontend

Job Description

What youll be doing... The work you'll be doing will support mission and business-critical applications within Verizon. You will be enhancing the customer experience and building a world class solutions. Under the mentorship of senior applications staff, you will work as a team member on various projects to develop, implement and maintain this important application. Developing user interface with the latest frontend technologies. Collecting client requirements, system features and functionality and developing system designs. Converting wireframes into clickable screens, working closely with business users to get feedback and convert into actual screens. Developing a secure and robust code which are non-vulnerable. Ensuring application development sprint cycle is on track and adjusting the plan to meet release timelines. Supporting changes as needed and regular interaction with the internal development team on progress. What were looking for... You are curious about new technologies and the possibilities they create. You enjoy the challenge of supporting applications while exploring ways to improve upon the technology. Youre great at working in teams and can use your interpersonal skills to get your point across. You are driven and motivated, with good communication and analytical skills. Youre a sought-after team member that thrives in a dynamic work environment. You will be working with multiple partners so networking and managing effective working relationships should be your top most priority. You'll need to have: Bachelors degree or one or more years of work experience. One or more years of relevant work experience in full stack technologies like - React.js, Node.js, Angular.js Knowledge of SDLC and Agile Development. Even better if you have one or more of the following: Good communication and presentation skills. Ability to learn the backend technologies and work as a full stack developer in future. Strong analytical, debugging skills. Ability to understand app server implications during the delivery stage.