We are looking for an experienced Front End Developer (Web UI) with a strong User Experience background. The candidate will foremost play a developer role writing JavaScript/HTML/CSS code, but should be able to support our design staff. Responsibilities will be the design implementation of UI for new functional areas of our Analytics application. In addition to implementing functional pages and wizards we expect the design and creation of architectural mechanisms that can be utilized across the application, such a common error reporting design, a common wizard design, reusable charting and table widgets, standardized ajax interfaces, adherence to MV* principles, etc.

spice™ is a nimble, fast-growing IT solutions and services firm that delivers e-commerce and supply chain technology solutions.  Our reputation as thought leaders in retail, manufacturing & distribution technology has quickly propelled us to over 2,000 subscription software and consulting clients- from regional stars to leading global firms such as Home Depot, Toronto Pearson Airport, Pet Valu, Sony Music, DSW, Sporting Life, Town Shoes and others.  Paired with specialized cloud-technology solutions such as Catalog and Drop-Ship Integration, EDI and managed analytics, our spice™ consulting organization helps customer-focused clients with complex supply chains go to market faster, reduce operating costs, improve customer service and modernize commerce capabilities.

We are looking for an experienced Front End Developer (Web UI) with a strong User Experience background. The candidate will foremost play a developer role writing JavaScript/HTML/CSS code, but should be able to support our design staff. Responsibilities will be the design implementation of UI for new functional areas of our Analytics application. In addition to implementing functional pages and wizards we expect the design and creation of architectural mechanisms that can be utilized across the application, such a common error reporting design, a common wizard design, reusable charting and table widgets, standardized ajax interfaces, adherence to MV* principles, etc.