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UI Architect

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Boston, MA, USA
Mid level
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Boston, MA, USA
Mid level
The UI Architect is responsible for defining front end and backend architecture, setting coding standards, creating reusable components, and managing mobile application development.
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Sevagan

Sevagan at krgtech.com

Krg tech Inc

661 367 8000 Ext  513

Job Description

Responsible for front end architecture in terms of
⦁    Identifying reusable stateless components as part of componenet library
⦁    Identifying components that can be reused 
⦁    Defining roadmap for future scalability
⦁    Defining coding standards
⦁    Identifying eco system of tools around ReactJS and Redux
Develop end to end architecture 
Define best practices
⦁          Responsible for backend services
⦁    Identifying existing services
⦁    Creating services dictionary and heat maps
⦁    Defining data exchange format
⦁    Converting servlets into RESTful services
⦁    Defining API end points
⦁          Responsible for mobile application (phonegap )
⦁    Defining mobile application architecture
⦁    Identifying components/modules that shall be defined for a “mobile first” approach
⦁          Defining the build, release and deploy mechanisms for UI, backend and mobile applications
⦁          Coordinating QA functional testing, regression testing and fixing identified defects
⦁          Coordinating Web/mobile performance testing and fixing performance issues
⦁          Coordinating environments and data setup
Provide timely inputs to the project management team

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