Remote UI/Front End Engineer

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804 technologyRemote

Web and Digital Interface Designers Computer Systems Design Services

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Senior

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$140-170 K

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About the role

Remote UI/Front End Engineer Cleared role - Must have or be able to obtain a Clearance

Salary: $140-170KIntroduction: The Remote UI/Front End Engineer will be responsible for developing operator-facing interfaces to understand the harbor environment, monitor systems, investigate events, and act on AI- and sensor-derived information.

Responsibilities: Develop responsive operational web interfaces. Present maps, tracks, alerts, video, sensor status, system health, and AI-derived information. Design interfaces for rapid situational understanding rather than conventional business applications. Implement real-time updates and visualization of operational data. Work with human-factors personnel and operators to reduce cognitive load. Integrate front-end applications with APIs and authentication systems. Support workstation, control-center, and applicable field-device displays.

Requirements: Strong modern front-end development experience. Experience with real-time applications, dashboards, mapping, or complex visualization. Ability to translate operational workflows into clear interfaces.

Preferred Skills: GIS/geospatial visualization. Command-and-control, maritime, industrial, simulation, or mission-system interfaces.

About the Company: 804 Technology is an equal opportunity employer. All qualified applicants will receive consideration for employment without regard to race, age, color, religion, sex, sexual orientation, gender identity, disability, or national origin.

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