Webtellect operates with the zeal of a start-up, to provide expert software design and development services to a suite of clients. We are not the firm where folks can put the feet up, enjoy a paycheck, and mill around the water cooler.  We are the firm that is passionate about technology, and utilizing such in the pursuit of solving business and real-world challenges.  Work hard, play harder.  Our clients have defined budgets and we are held to higher expectations.  We have various vertical markets we attack offering relevant solutions, and therefore we do not live and breathe in only a "single technology" or "one-technology-fits-all mindset."  Each project potentially offers something new.  We have a driving passion for software excellence.  Feathers in our cap includes the development of interactive exhibits for the Visitor Center of the world’s largest philanthropic organization, custom enterprise platform development for the largest drilling company in the U.S. Oil and Gas industry, Medical Record solutions, and giving back to our community through various programs.

We’re looking for a passionate UI developer who is comfortable operating in startup mode: small team, rapid iteration, flexible attitude, testing your own code. 

This consultant role is for our premium client, Microsoft Research.  

We using Machine Translation services to build incredible and impactful experiences.

4+ years of solid UI Development, Javascript, JQuery.

Practical experience using client-side libraries like Ember.js, Backbone.js, Ampersand.js or AngularJS.

Solid HTML 5, CSS skills

Worked collaboratively within a team. Experience with Scrum and Agile are a plus.

Experience with JS Unit testing. You have written tests that ran in the browser or in a terminal.

Experience integrating client-side UI with REST web services, AJAX.

W2 only.

Local candidates only.

NICE TO HAVE

More than minimal NodeJS experience, e.g. built a REST backend with it

Experience with code reviews.

All your information will be kept confidential according to EEO guidelines.