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About the role

UI Developer
Location: in MD - 15 mins. from DCWhat You'll Get To Do:
Design and build UI products that can support a wide variety of interactions with data. Conduct usability research sessions to improve the user experience. Create and maintain digital assets, such as interface design files, wireframes, and interactive mockups. Design, build, and maintain highly reusable JavaScript, HTML, and CSS code. As the first dedicated front-end engineer at Enveil, you'll have substantial say in the strategy and implementation of our front-end products. What You'll Need To Succeed:4+ years' experience with front-end Javascript frameworks such as Vue, React, or Angular.2+ years' experience as a UI/UX designer. A portfolio that demonstrates both JavaScript proficiency and good UI/UX design principles. Expert knowledge of modern web technologies (HTML5/CSS/JS) and web application frameworks. Proficiency in designing interfaces and building clickable prototypes. US Citizenship is required for all applicants.

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