Job description

For one of our public sector clients in Luxembourg, we are looking for multiple Front-End Developers - Angular.

Your mission:

Develop responsive, performant, and accessible user interfaces in Angular, based on the mockups provided by UI/UX Designers and interacting with .NET APIs.
Actively participate in setting up, using, and improving CI/CD pipelines under Gitlab to automate builds and deployments.
Actively participate in Agile ceremonies, closely collaborate with other developers, testers, BAs, and designers.
Identify, analyze, and fix bugs and technical issues across the stack.
Analyze and optimize application performance at the front-end level (Angular).
Implement security best practices at all levels of the application (authentication, authorization, protection against common vulnerabilities).
Write and maintain technical documentation related to the code and architecture of the developed components.

Job requirements

Your profile:

Experience

Minimum of 5 years of experience as a Front-end Developer, with significant experience on projects using Angular.
Proven experience in developing complex, large-scale web applications, preferably with a micro-services architecture.
Experience working in an Agile/Scrum environment using Gitlab CI/CD and Visual Studio Code.
Portfolio of projects demonstrating technical skills and code quality.

Behavioral Skills

Strong interest in solving technical problems and learning new technologies (micro-services, containerization).
Ability to analyze complex problems and develop effective and robust solutions.
Excellent ability to work in a team, share knowledge, and communicate effectively with other members.
Ability to work independently, take initiatives, and manage tasks effectively.
Ability to quickly adapt to new technologies, tools, or work methods in a transformation context.
Ability to explain technical concepts clearly.
Constant desire to learn and improve.
Understanding of integration issues between heterogeneous systems.

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