360 IT Professionals Inc. is hiring: UI developer (Photoshop) in Salt Lake City

We are focused on imparting effective business staffing services through high level cost effective solutions. We have a strong foundation built on legacy and emerging technologies, including excellent track record of on-time delivery. We are leaders in providing additional custom IT Services with a proficient approach towards development of emerging mobile-based applications and web based application development. We are emerging as one of the largest private talent sourcing and management firms in the US.

Our client- – An American multinational computer software company seeksan accomplishedUI Developer (Photoshop).

Job Description

Role:-UI developer (Photoshop)
Location: Salt Lake City, UT
Duration:-12 months (with a high possibility of extension)

Job Responsibilities:-

• Develop HTML specifically for email, including image production from Photoshop files
• Deploy images and other binary assets to production environments
• Review agency produced imagery and HTML for standards compliance
• Review and deploy related landing pages to production environments
• Participate in agile scrum rituals, forecast level of effort
• Document your progress and the flow of work in tracking software

What you’ll need to succeed:

• Experience writing deliverable HTML for email
• Proven success delivering with superb attention to detail
• Strong decision making skills with the ability to prioritize complex objectives
• Ability to thrive in a fast-paced, sometimes high-stress environment
• Strong working knowledge of production design with Adobe Photoshop

Qualifications

UI Development, Photoshop

Additional Information

I would love to talk to you if you think this position suits your interest.

If you are looking for rewarding employment and a company that puts its employees first, we would like to work with you. We also offer group health insurance.

NOTE: “Candidates that are offered a position are required to pass pre-employment drug and background screening”