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Frontend Developer (Angular)

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  • Proposals: 37
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  • #4490134
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Μuhammad Κamran Μ.Huzaifa M.Hira H.Testimony B.Cornelius O. + 32 others have already sent a proposal.
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Description

Experience Level: Expert
Estimated project duration: More than 6 months
About the Role:
We are looking for an experienced Frontend Developer with expertise in Angular to join our dynamic team. The ideal candidate will be responsible for building and maintaining user-friendly, scalable web applications. If you're passionate about frontend development and working with cutting-edge technologies, we'd love to hear from you.

Key Responsibilities:
- Develop and maintain responsive web applications using Angular.
- Collaborate with backend developers to integrate APIs and ensure seamless data flow.
- Optimize application for maximum speed and scalability.
- Implement UI/UX best practices to enhance user experience.
- Participate in code reviews and follow coding best practices.
- Write unit tests to ensure code reliability and maintainability.
- Stay up-to-date with emerging frontend technologies and trends.

Required Skills & Experience:
- Strong proficiency in Angular 2+ (with deep knowledge of Angular framework concepts such as components, - services, modules, and directives).
- Experience with HTML5, CSS3, and JavaScript (ES6+).
- Familiarity with modern frontend build tools (e.g., Webpack, NPM).
- Solid understanding of RESTful APIs and how to integrate them into a frontend application.
- Proficiency in TypeScript.
- Knowledge of state management tools such as NgRx or Redux.
- Experience with Responsive Design and mobile-first development.
- Familiarity with unit testing frameworks like Jasmine, Karma, or Jest.
- Experience with version control systems like Git.
- Knowledge of Agile/Scrum methodologies.

Bonus Skills:
- Experience with RxJS and handling asynchronous operations.
- Familiarity with UI component libraries like Material UI or Bootstrap.
- Experience in working with CI/CD pipelines.
- Exposure to cloud platforms like AWS or Azure.

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  • Uthman M.

    Hi,

    I want to address the long-term nature of this role directly because it changes what matters in a proposal.

    For a six-plus month engagement the things that matter most are not whether someone can build an Angular component. They are whether someone writes code that the rest of the team can read, extend, and debug six months after it was written. That means consistent patterns for state management with NgRx, predictable component architecture, and RxJS streams that do not become unmaintainable chains of operators.

    A few specifics from the brief worth noting:

    NgRx is listed as preferred but I would treat it as essential for any application complex enough to warrant this role. Managing async state without it in a large Angular app tends to create the kind of problems that take six months to fully untangle.

    RxJS and handling asynchronous operations is listed as a bonus skill but in practice it is the thing that separates Angular developers who are productive on a mature codebase from those who slow it down. I am comfortable with it as a core tool, not a nice-to-have.

    For unit testing with Jasmine and Karma I write tests as part of development, not as a separate phase at the end.

    I am available immediately and happy to discuss the project in more detail. A short call this week would give me a much better picture of the codebase and team before I propose anything formally.

  • Naresh S.

    Hi Brandon,

    What version of Angular is your project currently using, and are you already leveraging a state management library like NgRx or planning to introduce one?
    Thanks
    Naresh

  • Satwinder S.

    Hi, thanks for sharing the role. To understand the setup better, could you clarify whether you’re working with an existing Angular application or starting a new project, what the current backend stack and API structure look like, and whether there are any specific UI libraries, state management patterns (NgRx/Redux), or architectural standards already in place that I should align with?