Mission-Critical Web Developer (Frontend/Backend) – Hybrid DC

Finch Computing; Washington (District of Columbia); On-site; USD 105,000 - 170,000; Full time

Job summary

Finch AI is seeking a Web Developer in the Washington, DC area to design, build, and maintain responsive web applications and portals that support mission users.

You will develop front-end interfaces using React, Angular, or similar, connect to back-end services and APIs, ensure accessibility (Section 508), usability, and security standards, and collaborate with UX/UI designers, product owners, and engineers. Onsite work in the DC metro area is required.

Qualifications

• Frontend development experience with modern frameworks.
• Ability to implement accessibility standards (Section 508/WCAG).
• Experience collaborating with UX/UI designers and product owners.
• Knowledge of security considerations in web applications.

Responsibilities

• Design, build, and maintain responsive web applications and portals for mission users.
• Develop front-end interfaces using React, Angular, or similar and integrate with back-end services/APIs.
• Ensure accessibility, usability, and security requirements are met.
• Collaborate with UX/UI designers, product owners, and backend engineers.
• Troubleshoot, debug, and optimize application performance.
• Support integration with government data sources and authentication systems.

Skills

Front-end development

Cross-functional collaboration

Accessibility compliance

Security awareness

Education

Bachelor’s degree in related field

Tools

RESTful API integration

Git

React

Angular

Vue

Node.js

.NET

Java

Job description

Finch AI is seeking a Web Developer in the Washington, DC area to design, build, and maintain responsive web applications and portals that support mission users.

You will develop front-end interfaces using React, Angular, or similar, connect to back-end services and APIs, ensure accessibility (Section 508), usability, and security standards, and collaborate with UX/UI designers, product owners, and engineers. Onsite work in the DC metro area is required.