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ScanSource in Greenville, SC seeks a UI Developer II to design and deliver clean, modern user interfaces. You will build features in React, maintain existing UI components, and contribute to style guides and reusable patterns.
Collaboration with designers, product owners, and other developers is essential to understand requirements and constraints. You will implement tests, focus on performance, accessibility, and usability, and participate in discussions on practical design considerations.
The UI Developer II role is primarily focused on implementing and shipping clean, usable, modern user interfaces that improve our platforms while developing strong front-end engineering habits.
This position involves building new features in React, maintaining and modernizing existing platform features, and contributing to style guides, reusable patterns, and interface standards established by the team.
Effective communication is important because the role works closely with developers, designers, product owners, project managers, and other stakeholders to understand requirements, technical constraints, and user experience goals.
The UI Developer II is expected to solve problems in practical, maintainable ways, learn from feedback, and grow through collaboration with senior developers and the broader team.
Compensation Range: $90,000 - $100,000
Actual annual salary offered to a candidate will be based on a number of variables including work experience, education and skills/ achievements, and will be mutually agreed upon at the time of offer. This position is not eligible for a variable pay component as part of the hiring range.
While we’re committed to providing top-tier solutions, we’re just as committed to supporting our own team.
ScanSource, Inc. is an Equal Opportunity Employer
EOE/M/F
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