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REACT UI ENGINEERS

RIT Solutions • New York, US • On-site

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Posted on: 25th March, 2025

Employment Type: Contractor

Job Description

REACT UI ENGINEERS (X2)
Clifton, NJ; NYC Lexington; preferred- HYBRID FLEXIBLE
6 MONTHS RTH
Video

• unit testing tools like Vitest
• bundling tools like ViteJs along with webpack
• Typescript (OOA guidelines is typescript over js)
• React 18+

• Strong JavaScript skills, e.g. arrow functions, classes, destructuring, promises, array processing, etc.
• React 16.8+ (Component & Hooks)
• CSS Expertise and familiarity with a framework such as React Bootstrap, Material UI, Blueprint, etc.
• Familiarity with DataViz libraries like D3, Recharts, Victory, etc.
• Expertise in build tools such as Webpack, npm, yarn, etc.
• Electron expertise is always nice, or expertise with vendor products that wrap Electron like Finsemble or OpenFin that allow web apps to run as desktop apps.
• If your server side is Node.js, then familiarity with Express or NextJS would probably be handy (we only use Node for development, although it is used by Finsemble too)

Responsibilities

unit testing tools like Vitest
bundling tools like ViteJs along with webpack

Requirements

6 MONTHS RTH
Typescript (OOA guidelines is typescript over js)
React 18+
Strong JavaScript skills, e.g. arrow functions, classes, destructuring, promises, array processing, etc
React 16.8+ (Component & Hooks)
CSS Expertise and familiarity with a framework such as React Bootstrap, Material UI, Blueprint, etc
Familiarity with DataViz libraries like D3, Recharts, Victory, etc
Expertise in build tools such as Webpack, npm, yarn, etc
Electron expertise is always nice, or expertise with vendor products that wrap Electron like Finsemble or OpenFin that allow web apps to run as desktop apps
If your server side is Node.js, then familiarity with Express or NextJS would probably be handy (we only use Node for development, although it is used by Finsemble too)