React Developer (NextJS, TypeScript, Electron) - Moline, IL (100% Onsite) [Locals/Border States Candidates only] - 6 Months+ - W2

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Posted: 5 months ago

Job Title: React Developer

Location: Moline, IL (Border of IL & IA states) - 100% onsite no exceptions

6 Months+

React Developer Expectations:

A deep understanding of state management within React is crucial, including singleton/shared state across host and micro-frontend applications, and state outside React's normal lifecycle.
Familiarity with Next.js host apps and module federation is important for integrating functionality from other teams.
Experience with TypeScript packages for defining and exposing API interfaces via global window declarations for Electron interaction is required.
Knowledge of Material UI concepts is necessary, as the team uses a themed version called FuelReact.
Understanding the interaction patterns between the web interface and the backend Electron process, including event-based communication and window object attachments, is also critical
CI/CD or AWS experience is considered a nice-to-have, not a mandatory requirement.

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Job Title: React Developer

Location: Moline, IL (Border of IL & IA states) - 100% onsite no exceptions

6 Months+

React Developer Expectations:

A deep understanding of state management within React is crucial, including singleton/shared state across host and micro-frontend applications, and state outside React's normal lifecycle.
Familiarity with Next.js host apps and module federation is important for integrating functionality from other teams.
Experience with TypeScript packages for defining and exposing API interfaces via global window declarations for Electron interaction is required.
Knowledge of Material UI concepts is necessary, as the team uses a themed version called FuelReact.
Understanding the interaction patterns between the web interface and the backend Electron process, including event-based communication and window object attachments, is also critical
CI/CD or AWS experience is considered a nice-to-have, not a mandatory requirement.