Build and maintain custom Drupal 10+ themes and sub-themes (Twig, Sass/CSS, JavaScript) aligned with the U.S. Web Design System (USWDS) and DOL.gov styles.
Translate wireframes, prototypes, and style guides from the UI/UX team into reusable front-end components, Twig templates, and design-system patterns.
Configure and theme Drupal content structures (Layout Builder, Paragraphs, Views, blocks, menus) so that routine changes can be made through the Drupal admin interface without custom code.
Build the front end of Webform-based public forms: multi-step and cascading-question flows, conditional logic, real-time inline validation, save-and-resume, document upload, and confirmation-number lookup.
Implement Drupal behaviors and JavaScript for interactive features, including the user interface for the OCIO-built AI chatbot embedded in the complaint intake portal.
Deliver responsive, mobile-first layouts with touch-friendly controls that work across Chrome, Firefox, Safari, and Edge (current and one previous version) on desktop, tablet, and mobile.
Build accessibility in from the start: semantic HTML, ARIA, focus management, keyboard operability, and screen reader compatibility (JAWS, NVDA) to WCAG AA / Section 508; remediate accessibility findings.
Implement bilingual (English/Spanish) interfaces using Drupal multilingual and translation modules with WHD-provided translations.
Optimize front-end performance to meet the ≤3-second page/form load standard: asset aggregation, image optimization, lazy loading, and cache-friendly markup for CloudFront and Redis.
Integrate front-end tagging for the DOL Data Analytics Capability (page views, submission counts, funnel abandonment) without capturing PII.
Use DOL-provided secure AI coding tools (Microsoft Copilot) as part of the mandated AI-assisted development workflow; review all generated code before commit.
Commit code to the DOL OCIO GitLab repository, participate in sprint code reviews, write front-end unit and visual regression tests, and support release through the DevSecOps pipeline.
Required Qualifications
Bachelor’s degree in Computer Science, Information Systems, Design, or a related field (or equivalent experience).
5+ years of professional front-end web development experience, including 3+ years building Drupal themes (Drupal 8/9/10+).
Expert HTML5, CSS3/Sass, and JavaScript (ES6+); strong Twig templating skills.
Hands-on experience with the U.S. Web Design System (USWDS) or a comparable design system.
Experience theming Drupal Webform, Layout Builder, Paragraphs, and Views.
Demonstrated experience building WCAG AA / Section 508-conformant interfaces and testing with screen readers.
Experience with Git, Composer, npm-based front-end build tooling, and CI/CD pipelines.
Experience using AI-assisted programming tools (e.g., Microsoft Copilot, GitHub Copilot).
Experience on Agile/Scrum teams using Jira.
U.S. person; must obtain and maintain a favorable NACI / HSPD-12 background investigation.
Preferred Qualifications
Acquia Certified Drupal Front End Specialist or Drupal Developer certification.
Experience with the USWDS Drupal base theme.
Experience with federal public-facing websites (21st Century IDEA, Digital.gov, Login.gov user flows).
Experience with Drupal multilingual sites, decoupled/progressively decoupled components (React or Vue), or chatbot UI integration.
DHS Trusted Tester certification.
Familiarity with containerized Drupal hosting (Docker, Kubernetes, AWS).
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