What makes you a grea fit:

• Experience of graphic rendering using the HTML5 : Comprehensive knowledge of tags, HTML API (Geo, Storage, More APIs), Basic META Tags, CANVAS
• Extensive knowledge on CSS3 : Selectors & Hierarchy, Layouts, Responsive Designs, Build Tools, LESS, SASS, Knowledge of Flexbox, CSS Object Model
• Develop and maintain responsive web applications, website pages and CMS driven systems for our clients. Knowledge of Headless CMS systems like Contentful / Content Stack and content modeling is desirable but not mandatory
• Experience of using Object-Oriented programming principles that apply to JavaScript: DOM Selectors, Event Handlers, Jquery - Functions, Callbacks, Promises, Debugging tools & approach
• Understanding of JavaScript design patterns, including the Model-View-Controller and Observer patterns
• Experience in React JS and Redux is mandatory. Experience on related technologies like Formik and Story Book is desirable but not mandatory.
• Knowledge of any SSR (Server side rendering) and SSG (Server side generation) Framework like Next.js or Gatsby.js and the the related build processes is mandatory.
• Operate in an iterative/Agile methodology as needed or requested.

About us:

Encore means more. We always go the extra mile for our consumers, our colleagues, our clients and our investors. It’s what sets us apart.

As an industry leader, and the only company to develop a Consumer Bill of Rights, we promote professional growth and healthy living for our employees, offering top-notch compensation and programs such as leadership and skills training, tuition assistance for continued education and wellness initiatives that have earned us recognition as one of San Diego’s Healthiest Employers.

We firmly believe in work-life balance, and we are committed to actively promoting healthy living and personal and professional satisfaction for our employees.

Headquartered in San Diego, Encore is a publicly traded NASDAQ Global Select company (ticker symbol: ECPG) and a component stock of the Russell 2000, the S&P SmallCap 600, and the Wilshire 4500.