About the role
Job Summary
A Principal Software Engineer for ReactJS is an associate at Creative Chaos who is mainly responsible for developing server applications of various software platforms including but not limited to writing Restful APIs to be consumed by client applications. A principal software engineer makes sure that the functionality, security and performance of the server application is as per the design and is completely bug free. Principal engineers have a responsibility to lead a team of engineers, mentor team members through continuous training and guidance.
Duties & Responsibilities
Lead a team of software engineers
Mentor team members through training and guidance
Analyze business requirements
Estimate assigned tasks
Write code and unit tests
Collaborate with other team members
Tune your code for enhanced security and performance
Maintain systems by fixing any existing issues
Update issue tracking software
Provide status updates
Communicate with client
Control versions of your code
Research new technologies
Upgrade skills and knowledge
Evaluate candidates for open positions
Requirements
Minimum Bachelors in Computer Science/Software Engineering or equivalent.
Minimum eight (8) years of related experience in professional industry
Strong communication skills
Strong proficiency in Javascript technologies
Knowledge and experience of developing user interfaces with HTML and CSS
Knowledge and experience of developing applications with ReactJS, Redux and Context
Knowledge and experience of design systems such as Material-UI or Atomize etc.
Understanding of accessibility standards and security compliances
Experience with writing unit tests and ensuring the minimum 90% test coverage
Knowledge of and experience with Github, JIRA and other collaboration tools
Basic understanding of back-end technologies
Flexible attitude and versatile personality
Strong presentation skills
Strong influence among team members
Benefits
Paid Time Off
Work From Home
Health Insurance
OPD
Training and Development
Life Insurance
Exchange Program
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