Web Developer Three.JS Job

Proven experience as a Front-End Developer with a strong portfolio showcasing
WebGL,
Three.js
AR/XR applications.
ES6
Familiarity with UI/UX design principles and user-centric design.
Contributions to open-source projects or relevant certifications.
Passion for exploring new technologies and pushing the boundaries of web-based
experiences.
1. WebGL Development: Application of Three.js, to create immersive and visually stunning 3D
experiences with physics using Rapier, 3D shape manipulation, Visual reflection experience
enhancement with optimization on rendering 3D world. Also interactive controls with First person
view.
2. AR/XR Development: Develop augmented reality (AR) and extended reality (XR)
applications that leverage the latest technologies to deliver unique user experiences will be plus.
3. Front-End Development: Collaborate with cross-functional teams with Next.js / React.js to
implement user interfaces and web applications, ensuring optimal performance and
responsiveness.
4. State Management: Leverage your knowledge of React and Redux to manage complex
application states, ensuring smooth interactions and data flow.
5. AWS Integration: Experience with Amazon Web Services (AWS) is a plus, as you may be
involved in deploying and maintaining applications on the cloud.
6. Optimization: Identify and address performance bottlenecks to ensure our web-based
platforms are fast, efficient, and user-friendly.
7. Code Quality: Maintain high code quality standards through best practices, code reviews,
and testing.
8. Collaboration: Work closely with designers, back-end developers, and other stakeholders to
integrate front-end components with APIs and databases and git knowledge to maintain code
base and versions.
9. Documentation: Document code, technical solutions, and application architecture for team
members and future reference.
10. Stay Updated: Keep up-to-date with emerging technologies, trends, and best practices in
web development, 3D graphics, AR, and XR.

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