Tria Federal (Tria)

Senior UI Developer

Woodlawn, Maryland · Senior

Work authorization requiredDetected 5 days ago

JavaScriptTypeScriptAngularHTMLCSSSassCode ReviewCybersecurityComplianceFigmaDesign SystemsAccessibilityAgileSalesforce

About the role

For two decades, federal agencies have relied on Tria companies to advance their critical missions and modernize their systems, so that they can uphold their commitment to the American people.
Veterans, transitioning service members, and military spouses are strongly encouraged to apply.
You will also contribute to advancing how we leverage emerging technologies, including AI, to improve user experience delivery.

Translate Figma (or similar design tools) prototypes and design systems into high-quality, production-ready code
Collaborate deeply with UX designers to ensure design intent, interaction patterns, and visual systems are effectively realized in code
Build responsive, accessible, and performant user interfaces using modern front-end technologies
Contribute to and help evolve design systems and reusable component libraries
We are proud to employ and support military veterans who bring mission-first mindset, technical expertise, and leadership qualities that strengthen our work.

7+ years of experience in front-end development with a strong focus on UI implementation
Proficiency in HTML5, CSS3, and modern styling approaches including Sass/SCSS
Strong experience with JavaScript and TypeScript (with demonstrated real-world usage)
Strong understanding of responsive design and modern web standards
Experience working from Figma (or similar tools) to production code
Experience using AI-assisted development tools (e.g., code generation, pair-programming assistants)

Familiarity with component-based architecture and reusable UI patterns
Experience working in Agile delivery environments
Exposure to federal or large-scale enterprise environments
What defines the Tria brand is more than just our dedication to excellence in our craft
it's our incredible team of dedicated, talented, and passionate people that make Tria so exceptional.
As a company that cares about people, we seek to cultivate a culture in which all can thrive personally and professionally.
Whatever your background, your role, your department, or stage in your professional journey, here you will have opportunities to learn new skills, seize new challenges, and advance your career as we grow.
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Tria Federal delivers digital services and technology solutions that support the health and safety of veterans, service members and civilians.

Today, we are pushing the boundaries of possibility through partnerships and investments in artificial intelligence and emerging technologies, developing solutions for the biggest challenges that government will face tomorrow.
Job Description
Tria Federal is seeking a Senior Front-End UI/UX Developer to support human-centered digital experience delivery within a large-scale federal healthcare environment.
This role will lead the implementation of modern, accessible, and scalable front-end experiences across complex, high-visibility systems used by healthcare providers, administrators, and federal stakeholders.
You will work across multidisciplinary Agile teams to translate design intent into high-quality, production-ready interfaces aligned with real-world workflows in highly regulated environments.
As part of a mission-focused delivery organization and a member of Tria's Human Experience (HX) Practice, you will partner closely with designers, researchers, and engineers to elevate front-end quality and strengthen the integration of design and engineering.
This is an opportunity to build meaningful public-sector systems where your work directly improves usability, reduces administrative burden, and enhances service delivery at national scale.
Must be a U.S. Citizen due to federal security clearance requirements.
Must be able to be in person 1 day per week.

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