Esri JavaScript Software Developer II - Raster & Imagery

Overview

Use your JavaScript expertise to develop visualization software to understand data. Your work will help developer communities reimagine the capabilities of location-aware software applications that enable real-world improvements in organizations. You will be part of a team that influences lasting contributions for communities with the web and mobile applications you create.

Responsibilities

• Use JavaScript to develop front end applications that follow industry-standard design patterns, development methodologies, and deployment models
• Solve and articulate complex problems through application design, product development, and user experiences
• Location does matter-you will make it easier for people to visualize their data with location in mind
• Develop software used by people who are not software developers; ensure the exceptional software you create influences them to be exceptional professionals in their respective fields
• Collaborate with other programmers and developers throughout the development process
• Leverage the knowledge of your peers to better understand business trends, customer communities, and technology adoption patterns
• Evolve your language skills in JavaScript by staying current with complementary programming languages, development methodologies, user interface design techniques, and database tools

Requirements

• 2+ years of frontend development experience in JavaScript and TypeScript
• Proficiency with additional frontend development technologies such as HTML5, CSS3, Node.JS, or similar
• Excellent verbal and written communication skills
• Understand the importance of software development methodologies (Agile, Scrum) and software design techniques
• Working knowledge of Cloud technologies
• Bachelor’s in computer science, computer engineering, or mathematics

Recommended Qualifications

• Experience with one or more of the following technologies: ESRI JS api, ArcGIS Oriented Imagery Catalog, HTML, REST, Node, AngularJS, TypeScript, Dojo, JQuery, WebGL, OpenGL or DirectX
• Proven ability to present to both technical and non-technical audiences