Job description

KPMG is currently seeking a Senior Engineer, UX/UI to join our Ignition Tax Product Group. This is a hybrid work opportunity. Responsibilities: • Develop web UIs using HTML, CSS, and JavaScript - with a strong focus on front-of-the-frontend best practices including layout, interactions, and accessibility • Translate design mockups into code and ensure technical feasibility while collaborating with UX designers, contributing to design decisions, and identifying gaps to effectively blend design, and technical ideas • Work within a development team of full stack engineers to integrate UI code with business logic, services, and data sources, and advocate for the user, as well as articulate design principles to the development team • Implement responsive design to ensure optimal user experience across various devices, and screen sizes • Mentor junior UX engineers and provide guidance on best practices, fostering a culture of continuous learning and improvement • Create and enforce coding standards and guidelines for the UX engineering team to ensure consistency, as well as quality across all projects, and optimize web performance by implementing efficient coding practices and leveraging modern web technologies • Act with integrity, professionalism, and personal responsibility to uphold KPMG’s respectful and courteous work environment Qualifications: • Minimum three years of recent experience in UX engineering • Bachelor's degree in from an accredited college/university Design, HCI, Computer Science, Engineering, or a related field, or equivalent practical experience; High School diploma or GED required • A portfolio website or GitHub showcasing past and current work • Extensive knowledge of HTML, CSS and JavaScript; proficiency in Angular is preferred • Familiarity with design tools like Figma, Sketch, or Framer with strong understanding of HCI principles, and their application in design decisions • Solid grasp of WCAG accessibility standards, as well as their implementation and knowledge of performance optimization techniques for web application

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Must-haves

KPMG is currently seeking a Senior Engineer, UX/UI to join our Ignition Tax Product Group. This is a hybrid work opportunity.
Develop web UIs using HTML, CSS, and JavaScript - with a strong focus on front-of-the-frontend best practices including layout, interactions, and accessibility
Translate design mockups into code and ensure technical feasibility while collaborating with UX designers, contributing to design decisions, and identifying gaps to effectively blend design, and technical ideas
Work within a development team of full stack engineers to integrate UI code with business logic, services, and data sources, and advocate for the user, as well as articulate design principles to the development team
Implement responsive design to ensure optimal user experience across various devices, and screen sizes
Mentor junior UX engineers and provide guidance on best practices, fostering a culture of continuous learning and improvement
Act with integrity, professionalism, and personal responsibility to uphold KPMG’s respectful and courteous work environment
Minimum three years of recent experience in UX engineering
Bachelor's degree in from an accredited college/university Design, HCI, Computer Science, Engineering, or a related field, or equivalent practical experience; High School diploma or GED required
A portfolio website or GitHub showcasing past and current work
Familiarity with design tools like Figma, Sketch, or Framer with strong understanding of HCI principles, and their application in design decisions
Solid grasp of WCAG accessibility standards, as well as their implementation and knowledge of performance optimization techniques for web application

Nice-to-haves

Extensive knowledge of HTML, CSS and JavaScript; proficiency in Angular is preferred

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