mattcrest

Chat bots are cool, but we're looking for someone to join our 10 person UX Design team and help us build products that make a difference. Our software is used to prevent fraud and waste in organizations and governments, help companies determine strategic plans for the future, and ensure they all operate with integrity.

UX/UI Developers at ACL work closely with UX Designers and Software Engineers to deliver beautiful functioning software used by 90% of the Fortune 500 and by organizations around the world.

Skills/Qualifications

  • Understand JavaScript concepts such as object, closure, scope, etc.
  • Understand JavaScript design patterns
  • Knowledge of current trends and best practices in front-end architecture (performance, accessibility, usability, etc.)
  • Experience with or willing to learn Sass, git, and the command line
  • Experience with client side frameworks like AngularJS (MVC, MVVM,...)
  • Open to working within the view layer of Ruby on Rails

  • React, TDD and JavaScript testing frameworks, rapid prototyping

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We're also hiring for these Vancouver-only positions:

  • Software Engineer (C#, JavaScript) - http://www.acl.com/about-us/careers/open-positions/?p=job%2FogvV3fwt&s=hn
  • QA Engineer Co-op (4 or 8 months) - http://www.acl.com/about-us/careers/open-positions/?p=job%2FoM594fwO&s=hn

Vancouver, BC | Onsite | Full-time

Why you should leave your current job and work with us: http://bit.ly/acl-ux-designer

We're also hiring for QA Engineers, DevOps, Ruby on Rails, R&D Manager and basically anyone that's wanting to do great work (https://acl-openhire.silkroad.com/epostings/index.cfm?fuseac...)

Our industry and marketing website may look bland and boring, but trust me, we're doing some really kick-ass stuff on the product side. Our customers include 90% of the Fortune 500 and government agencies around the world.

We're not bootstrapped, taking on venture capital, or getting headlines on TechCrunch, but we are moving at the speed of a startup, building products with Angular, Rails, Go, and have a great team that pushes each other to be better every day.

Oh, and we're located in one of the best cities in North America: Vancouver.

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I recently used these two in conjunction and have had great support from both companies. PayLeap has superb phone and email support and OpenGateway has solid email/web support. Also worth mentioning, I'm not an experienced ecommerce or subscription guy, but both systems were pretty easy to work with.