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UI/UX developer

Trigent Software Private Limited

Full time
Location
India
Work mode
Not stated
Salary
₹16 LPA
Posted 7 days ago

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Skills :JavaScript,TypeScript,React Library,Oracle JET (OJET) Secondary: Preact,Rapid Framework The contractors would work under the guidance of an experienced team developer, using the Codex skills we've built. We're looking for strong JavaScript/TypeScript development and debugging skills, with as much experience as possible in Oracle JET components, data binding, and view models; React components, hooks, props and state; Rapid page configuration and UI development; and Rapid framework shared components, metadata, and conventions. We recognize that several of these skills are Oracle-specific and do not expect candidates to have all of them.

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Job market insights

1,255active JavaScript jobs in India
885active React jobs in India
785active TypeScript jobs in India
₹11L – ₹24L advertised yearly salary for IT Jobs in India (middle half of 962 posts that show a salary; median ₹17L)
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