About the company:
Scapic is a AR/VR Organisation based in Bangalore. We are building a platform to create and share Augmented & Virtual Reality content easily.
It's like the Wordpress/Wix for VR and AR! We work on some interesting technologies.
The Scapic team comprises of 14 people, with the average age less than 24 years.

Website:NA

Designation: Frontend Developer

Job Location: Banagalore

Desired experience: 1-4 Years'

Salary: 6.00 LPA - 10.00 LPA

Education: B.tech/MCA

Job Description:
We look for people who have a lifelong commitment to learning and are passionate about being part of creating the future of technology. We like innovators, entrepreneurial thinkers, people who are capable of thinking outside the box, leading and making key decisions.
We drive ourselves, and inspire each other, to push boundaries and achieve ambitious goals. We value diversity of experience, knowledge, background and perspective and harness these to spot connections, solve problems and make extraordinary impact.

Skill Set Required:

- Basic JS concepts - Higher Level Concepts
- Should have worked with ES5 and ES6 JS concepts
- Understanding of basic DOM modification concepts such as querySelector, getElementById, classList etc
- Working with Deeply Nested Objects and familiarity with Mutability
- Familiarity with different ways of handling asynchronous code (Promises, Fetch)
- Working with Events (Event Loops)
- Should have worked with versioning - Git
- Working with yarn or npm for package management
- Unit and Integration Testing (Basics)
- Should be comfortable with functional programming and it's concepts
- Should have worked on state management with React (Redux, Flux, or any others)
- Comfortable with Advanced React patterns such as Higher Order Components, Render Props, Context APIs
- Should have basic understanding of different types of storages such as local and session storage
- Should have experience is setting up projects with webpack and the various loaders and plugins required
- Should have familiarity with code splitting on Webpack