React JS Developer

Are you passionate about solving business issues with new technology? Ready to put your React skills to use in a broad, impactful environment? We at Virtusa would like to meet you!

As a key member of the Customer Experience Management (CEM) team, you'll utilize your knowledge of React and to drive front-end development and collaborate alongside other engineers and developers.

Support multiple projects simultaneously ranging from integration of devices, mobile apps and cloud backend development in a highly dynamic and multi-disciplinary environment..
Working as part of technical engineering team for analytic framework implementations
Design front-end architecture of the web applications.
Maintain quality and ensure responsiveness of applications, in addition to code integrity and organization.
Collaborate with the rest of the engineering team to design and launch new features.
Assist in development of UX/UI concepts and prototypes.
Support development of mobile apps on iOS and Android platforms.

Qualifications::
BS/BA degree in a technology-related field.
Minimum of 3 years working with a front-end framework. (depending on the role)
Advanced knowledge of application, data and infrastructure architecture disciplines.
Comfortable designing, building, testing, and maintaining large-scale software applications
Proven expertise in software engineering roles.
Excellent critical thinking, problem solving, and analytical skills with a keen attention to detail.
Working proficiently in development toolsets- specifically React/Angular
Ability to collaborate, communicate with and influence high-performing teams and individuals throughout the organization to accomplish common goals.
Understanding of software skills such as business analysis, development, maintenance and software improvement.
Experience working with UX/UI in prior roles.
Highly motivated- a self-starter who takes ownership and has the ability to work with minimal direct supervision.
Knowledge of SQL/ scripting
Bonus points for AWS , DevOps and automation (I like the idea of lightening the language rather than says "preferred"- perhaps in each of our postings)