Java UI/UX
Job description
Title : Java UI/UX with Hooks API – React JS
Location : Ausitn, TX – Onsite
W2 contract role
Detailed JD:
1.
Core React
Proficiency & State Management The candidate must demonstrate a deep understanding of React fundamentals. This includes:
· Hooks API: Expert usage of useState, useEffect, useMemo, and creating custom hooks for reusable logic.
· State Management: Proficiency in modern state management libraries like Redux Toolkit, Zustand, or React Query for efficient data fetching and caching.
· Component Architecture: Ability to design modular, reusable components with a clear separation of concerns.
2.
Modern Frontend
Ecosystem & Tooling
Modern React development goes beyond just the library itself. Look for:
· TypeScript: Strong typing skills to ensure code quality and reduce runtime errors.
· Build Tools: Experience with Vite, Webpack, or Next.js frameworks.
· Testing: Proficiency in writing unit and integration tests using Jest and React Testing Library to maintain a stable codebase.
- UI/UX Implementation & Accessibility
Since they are "Frontend" specialists, they need to bridge the gap between design and code:
· Styling: Experience with modern CSS solutions like Tailwind CSS, Styled Components, or Emotion.
· Responsive Design: A mobile-first mindset ensuring layouts work seamlessly across all device sizes.
· Accessibility (a11y): Commitment to WCAG standards to ensure the application is usable for everyone.
4.
Onsite
Collaboration & Communication For an onsite role, technical skills are only half the battle. You need someone who fits the team dynamic:
· Agile Integration: Comfort working in Scrum/Kanban environments, participating in daily stand-ups, and grooming sessions.
· Cross-functional Communication: The ability to explain technical trade-offs to product managers and designers clearly.
· Mentorship: A willingness to engage in peer code reviews and contribute to the team's collective growth.
5.
Performance
Optimization & Best Practices To ensure a high-quality product, the resource should focus on:
· Web Vitals: Optimizing for Largest Contentful Paint (LCP) and First Input Delay (FID).
· Code Quality: Adhering to "Clean Code" principles and maintaining consistent linting/formatting standards.
· Bundle Optimization: Implementing code-splitting and lazy loading to keep the application lightweight.
Regards,
Anil Kumar
US IT Recruiter
Contact Details: 609-755-5388
Email: - anil.kumar@applabsystems.com
4365 Route 1 South, Suite 105
Princeton, NJ 08540
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