Front-end Developer

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Job Overview

Requirements

  • 1-3 years of experience as Front-end developer
  • Experience with jQuery, Knockout, AngularJS and similar client-side frameworks
  • Good working knowledge of JavaScript and modern front-end development techniques
  • Experience with implementing responsive designs – Advantage

Pre-requests for all openings:

  • Self-motivated and passionate about development
  • A team player who is friendly and open-minded
  • Excellent problem solver
  • Result-driven and committed person
  • Experience working in agile environment
  • Fluent English (reading, writing and speaking)
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  • Offered Salary (DEN)-
  • Career LevelEntry (0-2 yrs)
  • Experience2 - 3 Years
  • GenderBoth
  • Education levelBachelor Degree
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