Sr UI/UX Developer

You will be responsible for building the technical bridge between the PUC's public-facing websites and our payment processing architecture. Your work will focus on building robust APIs, ensuring strict adherence to financial security standards, and modernizing our legacy integration workflows.

Key Responsibilities

System Design & Development:

Architect and build a web-based eCheck (ACH) payment module and supporting backend services/APIs.

Integration:

Seamlessly integrate the new solution with existing enterprise and legacy systems while ensuring reliable, scalable transaction processing.

Security & Compliance:

Ensure all solutions comply with PCI-DSS, NACHA guidelines, and data protection requirements for a highly regulated environment.

UI/UX Excellence:

Design and implement customer-facing payment interfaces that are responsive, accessible, and follow modern usability guidelines.

Migration & DevOps:

Lead the migration of code from TFS to Azure DevOps (ADO) with Git; manage CI/CD pipelines and work item tracking.

Production Support:

Troubleshoot payment workflows, optimize system performance, and provide ongoing maintenance and production support.

Required Qualifications

Education:

Bachelor's degree in CS, IT, or related field (or equivalent professional experience).

Software Development:

5+ years of experience in system integration and software development.

Payment Systems:

Proven experience building secure transaction-based systems (ACH/eCheck preferred), including encryption and banking workflows.

Technical Stack:

Strong proficiency in Java or .NET, JavaScript, HTML/CSS, front-end frameworks, and API development (REST/SOAP).

Azure & Tools:

Hands-on experience with Microsoft Azure (App Services, Functions, API Management) and Azure DevOps (ADO).

Migration Expertise:

Demonstrated ability to migrate code from TFS to Git-based repositories.

Database Skills:

Experience with relational databases and data modeling.

Industry Background:

Experience in government, utilities, or other highly regulated environments.

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