Front-End Developer - Clearance Required
Logistics Management Institute5 months ago
San Diego, CA, USAMid Level
Responsibilities
- Translate wireframes, annotated prototypes, and design specifications into production-quality front-end code with high fidelity to validated user experiences.
- Build and maintain a reusable UI component library for successive mission application builds.
- Collaborate with HCD researchers, identify technical constraints affecting design intent, and propose alternatives.
- Integrate front-end components with RESTful APIs and ensure data is correctly surfaced in the interface.
- Apply responsive design and accessibility standards suitable for classified government environments.
- Ship incrementally and iterate closely with users.
Requirements
- Active DoD Secret clearance is required.
- At least 3 years of front-end development experience with React, JavaScript, HTML5, and CSS3.
- Demonstrated fluency in HCD and UX principles and experience building from research-validated designs.
- Experience working directly with UX researchers or HCD practitioners.
- Experience building and maintaining reusable component libraries or design systems.
- Experience integrating front-end applications with RESTful APIs.
- Understanding of responsive design, WCAG accessibility standards, and performance optimization.
- Ability to work quickly and iterate without heavy specifications or detailed tickets.
- Preferred qualifications include DoD or IC software development experience, secure coding and compliance experience, AWS GovCloud and DoD-accredited platform experience, IL6 familiarity, multi-application component library experience, a portfolio demonstrating technical and design execution, and SOF or SOF-support experience.
Benefits
- Remote or hybrid work arrangement, with preference for candidates in San Diego, California.
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About Logistics Management Institute
Logistics Management Institute (LMI) provides consulting, software development, and analytics services to U.S. federal agencies, with strengths in supply chain, digital engineering, AI, and modeling and simulation. It builds and sustains government systems—such as Army acquisition and contract-writing platforms—while delivering data-driven modernization and program support across defense, space, healthcare, and energy. Founded in 1961 and headquartered in Tysons, Virginia, LMI operates as a privately held contractor to the public sector.