Top Entry Level Javascript Jobs

Build and maintain scalable JavaScript applications, API integrations, and open-source projects for global clients. Responsibilities include writing and reviewing code, debugging across frontend, backend, database, and network layers, optimizing performance, designing scalable architectures, handling concurrency, documenting technical work, and addressing edge cases. The role is fully remote and includes structured technical growth, peer feedback, and an assessment process involving an OSS hackweek.

Develop and maintain desktop, web, database, and middleware components using C#, HTML5, JavaScript, SQL Server, and RESTful APIs. Work includes real-time processing, concurrency, asynchronous and multithreaded programming, WinForms, web services, security, database scripting, and migration from Flex to AngularJS. Collaborate within an agile team, support build and testing infrastructure, maintain legacy code, and contribute to architectural improvements.

Develop accessible front-end applications conforming to Section 508 and WCAG standards. Conduct manual and automated accessibility testing using JAWS and related tools, remediate usability issues, document audit results, and integrate accessibility checks into CI/CD pipelines. Collaborate with designers, developers, QA, DevOps, and product owners in an Agile environment to deliver compliant user interfaces.

Join a team of JavaScript developers focusing on browser-based JavaScript development without frameworks. Knowledgeable in various technologies is necessary.

The JavaScript Developer will create high performing front-end applications, test them, and collaborate within an Agile team environment.

Develop full-stack web features using JavaScript and CoffeeScript, focusing on modern web applications and open-source projects. Engineers contribute to the company’s open-source frameworks, including KD and Kite, while maintaining existing products and pushing new frameworks. The role requires deep JavaScript expertise and strong software engineering ability across front-end and back-end development.

The Web Developer is responsible for designing, developing, debugging, and modifying software applications, providing solutions, and supporting documentation.