Required Skills
• 5 years with BS/BA or 9 years with a high school diploma.
• 5+ years of professional experience in front-end development, UI engineering, UX engineering, or related disciplines.
• Strong hands-on proficiency with HTML5, CSS, JavaScript/TypeScript, and responsive development.
• Experience with React, Angular, or comparable component-based frameworks.
• Strong proficiency working directly from Figma and modern design systems.
• Demonstrated UX/UI design skills and understanding of interaction design.
• Experience developing polished responsive web and mobile interfaces.
• Experience with SharePoint, Sitecore, or comparable enterprise platforms.
• Experience using AI-assisted coding, development, design, or rapid-prototyping tools.
• Experience developing reusable front-end components and design systems.
• Strong understanding of Section 508, WCAG, semantic HTML, keyboard accessibility, and accessible interaction patterns.
• Strong visual attention to detail and ability to recognize and correct inconsistencies between design and implementation.
• Ability to work effectively across UX, engineering, product, accessibility, and stakeholder teams.
• Must be a U.S. Citizen.
• Ability to obtain a Public Trust clearance.
Preferred Skills
• Native iOS/mobile development or prototyping experience.
• Experience with wearables, Apple Watch, Vision Pro, Meta Quest, VR/XR, mixed reality, or spatial computing.
• Familiarity with Unity, Unreal Engine, or immersive development frameworks.
• Experience with USWDS or enterprise-scale design systems.
• API integration and modern application architecture experience.
• Experience creating functional prototypes for usability testing and Art of the Possible demonstrations.
• Experience with AI-enabled interfaces, conversational experiences, intelligent agents, or emerging interaction models.
• Government, healthcare, or enterprise product experience.
Peraton is seeking a Front-End UI Developer. This is a hands-on development role serving as the technical bridge between UX Design and Development, transforming approved Figma designs and prototypes into polished, accessible, responsive, and functional user interfaces.
The role combines front-end development, UX/UI design skills, Figma proficiency, AI-assisted development, rapid prototyping, and emerging technology to ensure design intent is maintained through implementation.
The Front-End UI Developer is expected to operate within the UX team’s Raising the Bar standards, bringing commercial-grade quality, craftsmanship, communication, velocity, and attention to detail to every deliverable.
Hands-On UI Development
• Directly develop and implement production-quality front-end interfaces, not simply provide recommendations or development guidance.
• Translate high-fidelity Figma designs and interactive prototypes into functional UI code.
• Build responsive interfaces using HTML5, CSS, JavaScript/TypeScript, React, Angular, or applicable modern frameworks.
• Support UI development across responsive web, native mobile/iOS, SharePoint, Sitecore, and enterprise platforms.
• Develop reusable UI components, interaction patterns, design tokens, and front-end design-system elements.
• Partner with backend engineering to integrate polished presentation layers with APIs, services, data, and enterprise systems.
• Conduct implementation reviews and directly correct UI inconsistencies when appropriate.
UX-to-Development Liaison
• Serve as the primary technical bridge between UX and development, protecting design intent throughout implementation.
• Work directly within Figma alongside UX designers to understand interaction behavior, responsive rules, component states, accessibility requirements, and design rationale.
• Identify technical considerations early enough to influence designs before development handoff.
• Ensure production interfaces accurately reflect approved designs across layout, typography, spacing, hierarchy, interaction, responsiveness, animation, and component behavior.
• Help eliminate the traditional gap between a polished UX prototype and the final developed product.
AI-Enabled Development
• Actively incorporate AI-assisted development tools into daily workflows to increase speed, quality, and delivery capacity.
• Use AI to accelerate code generation, refactoring, debugging, prototyping, documentation, accessibility evaluation, test creation, design-to-code workflows, and technical exploration.
• Use AI to rapidly transform concepts and Figma designs into functional prototypes and proofs of concept.
• Evaluate AI-generated code and output through human technical judgment, security requirements, accessibility standards, performance, and maintainability.
• Continuously evaluate emerging AI capabilities that can improve the UX-to-development workflow.
AI is expected to increase capability and velocity—not replace engineering judgment.
Rapid Prototyping & Emerging Technology
• Build functional prototypes supporting Phase Zero, Art of the Possible, usability testing, and stakeholder demonstrations.
• Rapidly explore new interaction models before significant development investment.
• Support experiences across native mobile/iOS, wearables, VR/XR, mixed reality, spatial computing, immersive technology, and emerging platforms.
• Collaborate with UX Architects and Designers to determine when emerging technology provides meaningful user or mission value.
Quality & Craft
• Deliver interfaces that meet the UX team’s commercial-grade quality standard.
• Maintain pixel-level attention to spacing, alignment, typography, responsive behavior, component consistency, states, motion, and interaction details.
• Benchmark implementation quality against leading commercial digital products.
• Ensure front-end experiences meet Section 508, WCAG, semantic markup, keyboard navigation, responsive design, and inclusive-design requirements.
• Treat accessibility, performance, responsiveness, and visual quality as part of development—not final QA activities.
Figma & Design Systems
• Work proficiently with Figma Auto Layout, components, variants, variables, Dev Mode, design tokens, responsive layouts, prototypes, and shared libraries.
• Maintain alignment between Figma design-system components and production UI components.
• Contribute reusable components and patterns rather than repeatedly solving the same UI problems.
• Maintain clean, scalable, documented component architecture supporting both UX and development teams.
Collaboration & Raising the Bar
• Participate in internal design and code reviews before client-facing delivery.
• Collaborate closely with UX Architects, UX Designers, researchers, accessibility specialists, developers, and technical architects.
• Communicate technical considerations clearly to both design and development teams.
• Demonstrate professional client presence when participating in demonstrations, technical discussions, and stakeholder reviews.
• Contribute to shared templates, patterns, documentation, and reusable team resources.
• Challenge implementations that do not meet established UX, accessibility, or quality standards.
• Take ownership of the quality of the presentation layer from Figma through implementation.
Peraton is seeking a Front-End UI Developer . This is a hands-on development role serving as the technical bridge between UX Design and Development, transforming approved Figma designs and prototypes into polished, accessible, responsive, and functional user interfaces.
The role combines front-end development, UX/UI design skills, Figma proficiency, AI-assisted development, rapid prototyping, and emerging technology to ensure design intent is maintained through implementation.
The Front-End UI Developer is expected to operate within the UX team’s Raising the Bar standards, bringing commercial-grade quality, craftsmanship, communication, velocity, and attention to detail to every deliverable.
Hands-On UI Development
• Directly develop and implement production-quality front-end interfaces , not simply provide recommendations or development guidance.
• Translate high-fidelity Figma designs and interactive prototypes into functional UI code .
• Build responsive interfaces using HTML5, CSS, JavaScript/TypeScript, React, Angular, or applicable modern frameworks .
• Support UI development across responsive web, native mobile/iOS, SharePoint, Sitecore, and enterprise platforms .
• Develop reusable UI components, interaction patterns, design tokens, and front-end design-system elements.
• Partner with backend engineering to integrate polished presentation layers with APIs, services, data, and enterprise systems.
• Conduct implementation reviews and directly correct UI inconsistencies when appropriate.
UX-to-Development Liaison
• Serve as the primary technical bridge between UX and development , protecting design intent throughout implementation.
• Work directly within Figma alongside UX designers to understand interaction behavior, responsive rules, component states, accessibility requirements, and design rationale.
• Identify technical considerations early enough to influence designs before development handoff.
• Ensure production interfaces accurately reflect approved designs across layout, typography, spacing, hierarchy, interaction, responsiveness, animation, and component behavior .
• Help eliminate the traditional gap between a polished UX prototype and the final developed product.
AI-Enabled Development
• Actively incorporate AI-assisted development tools into daily workflows to increase speed, quality, and delivery capacity.
• Use AI to accelerate code generation, refactoring, debugging, prototyping, documentation, accessibility evaluation, test creation, design-to-code workflows, and technical exploration .
• Use AI to rapidly transform concepts and Figma designs into functional prototypes and proofs of concept.
• Evaluate AI-generated code and output through human technical judgment, security requirements, accessibility standards, performance, and maintainability.
• Continuously evaluate emerging AI capabilities that can improve the UX-to-development workflow.
AI is expected to increase capability and velocity—not replace engineering judgment.
Rapid Prototyping & Emerging Technology
• Build functional prototypes supporting Phase Zero, Art of the Possible, usability testing, and stakeholder demonstrations .
• Rapidly explore new interaction models before significant development investment.
• Support experiences across native mobile/iOS, wearables, VR/XR, mixed reality, spatial computing, immersive technology, and emerging platforms .
• Collaborate with UX Architects and Designers to determine when emerging technology provides meaningful user or mission value.
Quality & Craft
• Deliver interfaces that meet the UX team’s commercial-grade quality standard .
• Maintain pixel-level attention to spacing, alignment, typography, responsive behavior, component consistency, states, motion, and interaction details .
• Benchmark implementation quality against leading commercial digital products.
• Ensure front-end experiences meet Section 508, WCAG, semantic markup, keyboard navigation, responsive design, and inclusive-design requirements .
• Treat accessibility, performance, responsiveness, and visual quality as part of development—not final QA activities.
Figma & Design Systems
• Work proficiently with Figma Auto Layout, components, variants, variables, Dev Mode, design tokens, responsive layouts, prototypes, and shared libraries .
• Maintain alignment between Figma design-system components and production UI components .
• Contribute reusable components and patterns rather than repeatedly solving the same UI problems.
• Maintain clean, scalable, documented component architecture supporting both UX and development teams.
Collaboration & Raising the Bar
• Participate in internal design and code reviews before client-facing delivery .
• Collaborate closely with UX Architects, UX Designers, researchers, accessibility specialists, developers, and technical architects.
• Communicate technical considerations clearly to both design and development teams.
• Demonstrate professional client presence when participating in demonstrations, technical discussions, and stakeholder reviews.
• Contribute to shared templates, patterns, documentation, and reusable team resources.
• Challenge implementations that do not meet established UX, accessibility, or quality standards.
• Take ownership of the quality of the presentation layer from Figma through implementation.
Required Skills
• 5 years with BS/BA or 9 years with a high school diploma.
• 5+ years of professional experience in front-end development, UI engineering, UX engineering, or related disciplines .
• Strong hands-on proficiency with HTML5, CSS, JavaScript/TypeScript, and responsive development .
• Experience with React, Angular, or comparable component-based frameworks .
• Strong proficiency working directly from Figma and modern design systems.
• Demonstrated UX/UI design skills and understanding of interaction design.
• Experience developing polished responsive web and mobile interfaces .
• Experience with SharePoint, Sitecore, or comparable enterprise platforms .
• Experience using AI-assisted coding, development, design, or rapid-prototyping tools .
• Experience developing reusable front-end components and design systems.
• Strong understanding of Section 508, WCAG, semantic HTML, keyboard accessibility, and accessible interaction patterns .
• Strong visual attention to detail and ability to recognize and correct inconsistencies between design and implementation.
• Ability to work effectively across UX, engineering, product, accessibility, and stakeholder teams .
• Must be a U.S. Citizen.
• Ability to obtain a Public Trust clearance.
Preferred Skills
• Native iOS/mobile development or prototyping experience.
• Experience with wearables, Apple Watch, Vision Pro, Meta Quest, VR/XR, mixed reality, or spatial computing .
• Familiarity with Unity, Unreal Engine, or immersive development frameworks.
• Experience with USWDS or enterprise-scale design systems .
• API integration and modern application architecture experience.
• Experience creating functional prototypes for usability testing and Art of the Possible demonstrations.
• Experience with AI-enabled interfaces, conversational experiences, intelligent agents, or emerging interaction models .
• Government, healthcare, or enterprise product experience.