UI/UX Engineer

Hi,

Role: UI/UX Engineer/Developer IV - UALJP

Location: Chicago, IL

Client:IGT

MUST HAVE SKILLS - HTML/CSS/Javascript (7+ years), Github & Figma

Job Description:

The UI Developer will have a unique opportunity to join an UX team that is driving design and development standards across the organization and helping make a key difference in improving efficiency and accessibility in our internal products. Specifically, this role will guide front-end/UI development of our employee-facing design system, while also collaborating on other projects across Operations.

Key responsibilities

• Build reusable UI components that can be easily maintained and updated

• Translate Figma designs into responsive web pages

• Implement web components from a Web Component Library into the codebase

• Collaborate with designers, developers, and other stakeholders to ensure consistency and quality in the design and development process

• Ensure web pages are optimized for performance and accessibility

• Test and debug code to ensure functionality across multiple browsers and devices

• Document code and provide clear instructions for other developers to use and maintain the codebase

Requirements

• Strong proficiency in HTML5/CSS3 and vanilla JS (5+ years)

• Experience working with Figma or other design tools to translate designs into code

• Experience creating web components, specifically using StencilJS or similar tools, is highly desirable

• Experience using Git for version control and collaboration with other developers

• Knowledge of, or experience working with, UI style guides and design systems.

• Understanding of responsive design principles and ability to create responsive web pages

• Knowledge of web performance optimization techniques

• Strong attention to detail and ability to produce high-quality code

• Excellent problem-solving skills and ability to troubleshoot and debug code issues

• Ability to work independently and manage multiple projects simultaneously

• Experience with Frameworks (Angular, React) is preferred but not required