FRONTEND __ AngularJS / HighCharts / UX. 20-30 hours/wk

NOTE: I need AngularJS; not angular 8; not angular 7; not angular 9; AngularJS ONLY. If you do not have AngularJS experience in a SPA - Please do not apply. This is mandatory requirements: 3 years AngularJS 3 years HighCharts 3 years CSS3/SCSS Must be available for communications 12am-8am GMT Tickets lodged in JIRA Repository in Github The only language you need to know is HTML/CSS/JAVASCRIPT. Workflow model: - Move single ticket from "Todo" to "In progress" with your user - Checkout develop branch - Create branch from develop, labelled the ticket ID - Perform Ticket - Create pull request back to develop - If ticket requires more information or clarification, move ticket to "push back" column with notes. NO SUBCONTRACTING, NO OUTSOURCING, but teams accepted. I want to deal direct with the actual programmers and no middle men as it dilutes the turn around, and efficiency of the communication. FYI: I am a programmer of 15+ years -------------- DETAILS ON THE ROLE -------------- Our company is building a white-label telemetry portal, json backend with a AngularJS frontend that requires further changes, bug fixes and implementations. The portal is about 75% complete, and heavily uses Highcharts, Angular, Jquery, Javascript, SCSS, HTML. You don't really need to know much else. The code base is in github and automatically deploys to AWS changes, but you can work locally on a simple xampp or linux setup. Vhost requires no crazy configuration just a document root. I will spawn tickets in JIRA with illustration or demonstration of the required changes. If there are confusions or need further information the ticket can be flagged and I will provide more based on the question. Almost all required changes will be front end based, any change requiring backend modification is a separate code base and required implementation changes will be handled by another. There is potential for a lot of ongoing work, as more tickets are created. At the moment at least 20-30 hours a week. I would prefer to have open communication so if you are online between 9am-4pm +10 AEST (11pm-6am GMT) that would be ideal. Prefer to run someone through the existing portal and demonstrate its usages so that the tickets can be better digested. Tasks can be done at your leisure but I would prefer to work with someone or a team who is available to chat in English, who can maintain a steady momentum in the weeks and months ahead.