UI/UX Engineer

Triwill Group; United States; On-site; USD 85,000 - 120,000; Full time

Job summary

Triwill Group, listed on behalf of a partner company, seeks a UI/UX Engineer in the United States. The role blends user experience strategy with hands‑on front‑end engineering to support digital modernization initiatives.

You'll transform research insights and high‑fidelity designs into intuitive, accessible experiences and collaborate with designers, developers, architects, and product leaders on enterprise solutions.

Qualifications

• Human-centered design principles
• Accessibility standards
• Modern front-end development practices

Responsibilities

• Collaborate with multidisciplinary Agile teams to create impactful digital solutions.
• Transform research insights and high‑fidelity designs into production‑ready experiences.
• Improve usability, consistency and performance across enterprise applications while complying with standards.

Job description

Description:

This position is listed on behalf of a partner company, who manages all applications and next steps. Our partner is looking for a UI/UX Engineer based in United States.

This role offers the opportunity to combine user experience strategy with hands‑on front‑end engineering to support complex digital modernization initiatives.
The position focuses on transforming research insights and high‑fidelity designs into intuitive, accessible, and production‑ready user experiences.
You will collaborate with multidisciplinary Agile teams, including designers, developers, architects, and product leaders, to create impactful digital solutions.
The role requires a strong understanding of human‑centered design principles, accessibility standards, and modern front‑end development practices.
You will contribute to improving usability, consistency, and performance across enterprise applications while ensuring compliance with industry and government standards.
This is an opportunity to influence large-scale digital platforms through thoughtful design, technical expertise, and user‑focused innovation.