UI/UX Developer

Position Summary

Precise Software Solutions Inc. is seeking a UI/UX Developer to design and build intuitive, accessible, human-centered interfaces for secure AI-enabled applications as part of a forward-deployed delivery team supporting the Government’s Enterprise AI Solution Delivery and Support Services program. You will turn complex AI capabilities, such as chat assistants, document processing, and decision-support dashboards, into experiences that users trust. Every interface you build will meet Section 508 and WCAG 2.1 accessibility standards.

Location: Washington, DC metro area (hybrid) 3 days a week on site in DC

Citizenship: U.S. citizen or green card holder/EAD

Background Investigation: Eligible for public trust clearance- Government background investigation required

Key Responsibilities

• Design and develop user interfaces for AI-enabled applications, dashboards, and workflows, from user research, wireframes, and prototypes through visual and interaction design and production front-end code, building responsive, reusable components (e.g., React or Angular with TypeScript) aligned with the U.S. Web Design System (USWDS) and agency digital experience standards.
• Design AI-specific user experiences, including conversational interfaces, source citations, confidence cues, and clear labeling of AI-generated versus human-verified content, and design human-in-the-loop review screens that let users approve, override, reject, or escalate AI outputs with documented rationale.
• Ensure all interfaces meet Section 508 and WCAG 2.1 AA, test them with assistive technologies using DHS Trusted Tester methods, and prepare an ACR/VPAT for each release.
• Plan and run usability assessments with users, applying findings, user feedback, and 21st Century IDEA guidance to refine designs; develop user adoption and training materials (user guides, job aids, release guidance); and collaborate with AI engineers, product owners, and stakeholders in two-week Agile sprints, keeping designs, code, and documentation in Government-approved repositories using Government-furnished or open-source tools.