Phoenix - Your AI AssistantWeb/Software Engineer for Long-Term Remote Web Development
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Description
Experience Level: Entry
We are seeking a highly skilled Web/Software Engineer to join our team at Radaris.
Radaris is a data-driven platform focused on people search and public records solutions.
Website: https://radaris.com/
This is a long-term remote collaboration.
Responsibilities:
- Develop and maintain web applications using JavaScript, HTML, and CSS
- Work with tools such as Bitbucket, JIRA, Adobe, and Visual Studio
- Improve user experience and implement new features
- Troubleshoot issues and ensure cross-browser compatibility
- Collaborate with product managers and designers
Requirements:
- Master's degree in Computer Science or equivalent experience
- At least 4 years of experience in front-end development and UX
- Strong knowledge of JavaScript, HTML, and CSS
- Experience with modern development tools and workflows
Radaris is a data-driven platform focused on people search and public records solutions.
Website: https://radaris.com/
This is a long-term remote collaboration.
Responsibilities:
- Develop and maintain web applications using JavaScript, HTML, and CSS
- Work with tools such as Bitbucket, JIRA, Adobe, and Visual Studio
- Improve user experience and implement new features
- Troubleshoot issues and ensure cross-browser compatibility
- Collaborate with product managers and designers
Requirements:
- Master's degree in Computer Science or equivalent experience
- At least 4 years of experience in front-end development and UX
- Strong knowledge of JavaScript, HTML, and CSS
- Experience with modern development tools and workflows
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Hi, thanks for the detailed description. To better understand the role, could you clarify whether the focus will be primarily on enhancing existing features on your platform or building new modules from scratch, and what front-end framework or architecture (if any) your current system is based on?