What are the responsibilities and job description for the Full Stack Engineer (UI Engineer position at Tror?
Job Title: Full Stack Engineer (UI Engineer)
Location: Sacramento, CA (Onsite)
Contract:C2C
Primary focus:
Design and implement secure, accessible, and business-friendly full-stack applications using Blazor, .NET Core, and REST APIs, supporting delegated administration and approved business workflows.
Design and implement an accessible, business-friendly portal experience for delegated Amazon Connect administration.
Key responsibilities
• Design and implement the React and TypeScript user interface for all approved BOP capabilities.
• Create role-based navigation, guided forms, search, filtering, selection, confirmations, status, and audit-history experiences.
• Translate technical Amazon Connect concepts into clear business language and safe administration workflows.
• Implement client-side validation, impact warnings, safe defaults, before and after summaries, and clear outcome messages.
• Integrate frontend components with authenticated BOP backend APIs without exposing privileged credentials or operations.
• Implement applicable EDD accessibility, responsive-design, browser-compatibility, usability, and design-system requirements.
• Create component, interaction, end-to-end, accessibility, error-state, and regression tests.
• Participate in user reviews, demonstrations, defect resolution, documentation, and iterative improvement.
Minimum qualifications
• Five or more years of modern web application development experience.
• Strong React, TypeScript, HTML, CSS, and frontend architecture skills.
• Experience building role-based enterprise applications with complex forms, validation, workflows, and API integration.
• Knowledge of accessible web application practices, including WCAG-aligned design and keyboard and screen-reader considerations.
• Experience with frontend automated testing, secure session handling, safe error presentation, and performance optimization.
• Ability to collaborate with business users and convert operational requirements into clear and usable experiences.