Angularjs Developer Job Description

An AngularJS developer is responsible for designing and developing dynamic web applications, primarily focusing on single-page apps, using the AngularJS framework and related web technologies[1][5].

Core responsibilities include:

  • Developing user interfaces for modern rich internet applications using cutting-edge front-end technologies[7].
  • Writing tested, reusable, and documented code using JavaScript, HTML5, and CSS[1][7].
  • Ensuring high performance and responsiveness of applications by utilizing advanced JavaScript and CSS methods[1].
  • Creating and integrating modular and testable AngularJS components and services[1].
  • Making technical and design decisions for AngularJS projects[7].
  • Coordinating with back-end developers to build RESTful APIs and enable seamless integration[1][5].
  • Building and maintaining the front-end infrastructure and managing asset pipelines[1][5].
  • Conducting product analysis and handling complex development tasks, including research and troubleshooting[3][7].
  • Testing, debugging, and validating user interactions; writing unit and end-to-end tests for all components[1][4][8].
  • Documenting code using standard conventions and contributing to continuous integration processes[1][5].

Key skills and qualifications include:

  • Deep knowledge of AngularJS practices and experience with common modules based on professional projects[1][2].
  • Proficiency with JavaScript, HTML5, and CSS, and familiarity with web markup and RESTful API consumption[1][2][4].
  • Strong analytical and problem-solving skills, with attention to detail and user experience[2][5].
  • Experience with version control systems like Git and automated testing frameworks[2].
  • Ability to collaborate with UI/UX designers and other team members for smooth workflow and technical support[3][5].
  • Educational background in computer science, IT, or a related field is commonly required; practical experience and training are valued[4][5].

Additional expectations may include knowledge of related frameworks and libraries, building SEO solutions for single-page apps, and automating build processes[1].

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