Web User Interface Developer | Part Time Work | W2 Acceptable
📋 Role Overview & Responsibilities
Title: Web / UI DeveloperDuration: 6 Months with possible extension or conversion to permanent possible Location: Philadelphia, PA – (Primarily Remote, Occasional Onsite when required)-Part time Work: Minimum 20 Hrs/ Week Average 25/ Week M-F, Normal Working Hours 9-5 EST (Flexible Working Hours Coordinated)-Pay Rates: $35/hr to $38/hr on W2 Acceptable
Job Description
Work ExperienceAt least three (3) years’ experience in software / UI development Required
Schedule Notes: DSpace, Ruby on Rails, & Apache SOLR metadata and cms as general Strong working knowledge of UI libraries and tools in addition to an understanding of appropriate visualizations and graphics for data science
JOB SUMMARYSeeking a well qualified web UI developer to work as part of the Data Analytics & Management (DAM) Team To aid in this effort, the UI Developer will be expected to leverage a strong working knowledge of UI libraries and tools and an understanding of appropriate visualizations and graphics for data science. They will be expected to both provide typical UI components of a scientific web portal as well as more cutting-edge ways to represent very diverse data. As a result the ideal candidate will be encouraged to think outside the box and take initiatives.
JOB FUNCTIONSDesigns and creates components that interface with secure REST APIs (level 2/3)Builds single-page applications for the browsing of medical & scientific informationBuilds specialized data visualization components to provide further insights into data, in particular create custom visualization components tailored for the type of dataMeets with research scientists and clinicians to help create new design and identify new use casesCreates prototypes to help account for feedback iterativelyStays up-to-date with new developments in the field (time allocated for training)DSpace, Ruby on Rails, & Apache SOLRmetadata and cms as general Strong working knowledge of UI libraries and tools in addition to an understanding of appropriate visualizations and graphics for data science
Knowledge, Skills and Abilities Additional skills: DSpace, Ruby on Rails, & Apache SOLRmetadata and cms as general Strong working knowledge of UI libraries and tools in addition to an understanding of appropriate visualizations and graphics for data scienceStrong communication & interpersonal skills within a multi-disciplinary teamAbility to work efficiently on multiple projectsExperience with / understanding of:Software design principles (OOP & FP concepts, DI/AOP techniques)Agile methodology (UI/UX wireframes and mock-ups)UnixJavascript and ES6/ES7 latest features, possibly alternatives like CoffeeScript, TypeScript, or Dart.HTML5 and CSS3 (and/or alternatives like Less, Sass)HTTP/HTTPS/ REST, including HATEOASAJAX and WebSocketsJSON/XMLoAuth/JWTSemantic Web/Linked Data technologiesD3/Highcharts/...ReactJS/Redux and/or Angular ½jQuery/underscore/Lo-Dash/...Webpack/NPM/Bower/Grunt/...Mustache/Handlebars/...Git, Jenkis/Travis, Docker/ansible, ...
Education: EducationHigh School Diploma / GED RequiredBachelor's Degree Preferred
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