Company: Devicedriven
Website: www.devicedriven.com
Eligibility: Any Graduate
Experience: 3+ yrs
Location: Trivandrum, Kerala
Job Role: Full Stack Web Developer
JOB SUMMARY:
Company profile :
Devicedriven is a product engineering company, building our own products and providing product development services to other companies. We specialize in full cycle productdevelopment, working closely with our customers to conceptualize and develop applications and support the applications through their lifetime providing maintenance,hosting, operations and online marketing support From startups to established industry leaders like Nokia, Qualcomm, Siemens Mobile, Nokia Siemens Networks etc.
Job Description:
1. Extensive programming knowledge of HTML5, CSS, JavaScript, AJAX and modern JavaScript frameworks like JQuery, Angular or React is a must
2. Hands-on experience with React.JS is highly desired
3. Must have experience with both server rendered and client rendered application development methodologies.
4. Good Understanding of fundamental design principles behind a scalable application.
5. Solid understanding of how web applications work including security, session management, caching, clustering
6. Knowledge of Search Engine Optimisation process and how it ties into web applications is desirable.
7. Experience with Responsive web applications and Progressive Web Applications (PWA) is highly desired.
8. Good experience and understanding of web sockets is highly desired
9. Hands on experience with dev-ops and container technology is highly desired
10. Should have experience with either Node.JS or J2EE technologies like Spring
11. Experience with database technologies like MySQL, Redis and ORM technologies like Hibernate is desired
12. Strong unit test and debugging skills
Candidate Profile:
Experience: 3+ years of experience in web application development
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