Angular Developer

Job Title: Senior Front-End Developer (Angular) - SME

Location: Hybrid – Fairfax, VA

Level: Senior

Federal Project- Multi - Year Engagement

Job Overview

We are seeking a Senior Angular Front-End Developer to lead the modernization of legacy front-end applications and build scalable, high-performance UI modules from the ground up. This role requires strong hands-on development experience, architectural thinking, and ownership of end-to-end feature delivery.

The ideal candidate has actively refactored or upgraded legacy Angular applications and designed new UI components and modules from scratch, while driving best practices in performance, scalability, and maintainability.

Key Responsibilities

• Modernize and refactor legacy front-end applications, including migrating older AngularJS or outdated Angular versions to Angular 12+.
• Design and develop new Angular modules, components, and features from scratch.
• Take ownership of front-end architecture for new feature delivery.
• Lead UI redesign and refactor initiatives to improve usability and performance.
• Implement reusable components and scalable UI patterns.
• Optimize application performance (lazy loading, change detection strategy, bundle size reduction, etc.).
• Collaborate with UX/UI designers, backend engineers, and product teams to translate requirements into technical solutions.
• Ensure code quality through best practices, testing, and documentation.
• Participate in architectural decisions and contribute to long-term front-end strategy.

Required Qualifications

• front-end development experience.
• Strong hands-on experience with Angular (Angular 16+ preferred).
• Proven experience migrating AngularJS or older Angular versions to modern Angular frameworks.
• Experience building new UI modules and components from scratch.
• Deep understanding of component-based architecture and reusable design patterns.
• Strong knowledge of TypeScript, JavaScript (ES6+), HTML5, CSS3.
• Experience with performance optimization and UI scalability techniques.
• Ability to independently own features/modules from requirements to deployment.