Senior UI Engineer (Angular / React / TypeScript)

Help Build the Interface Behind National Cyber Readiness

Most training platforms are a checkbox and a progress bar. We're building something different.

OpenDash 360 is UKi's next-generation training and workforce readiness platform that shows an

organization exactly where its people stand against the work roles they're expected to perform, and

then closes those gaps. We're hiring a Senior UI Engineer to own the experience layer of that platform.

You'll be shaping the architecture of a complex, data-dense application: role readiness dashboards,

competency mapping, adaptive learning paths, assessment flows, and administrative tooling that

leaders actually use to make decisions. You'll work with senior colleagues to set front-end standards,

design component architecture, state management, accessibility, performance, and testing strategies.

About UKi

Since 1999, Ultimate Knowledge Institute has set the standard for cybersecurity training and readiness

for the Department of Defense, federal agencies, and Fortune 500 companies. Today we're delivering a

platform that builds and demonstrates true workforce and work-role readiness. Our platform identifies

individual expertise gaps and builds adaptive, custom training plans to close those gaps for Federal U.S.

Government, Defense, Intelligence Community, State/Local, and commercial customers. You'll be

joining a product engineering team that is expanding fast, with real users, real stakes, and wide latitude

to define how the front end of our flagship platform gets built.

What You'll Do

• Own the OpenDash 360 UI experience layer. Design, build, and evolve the front-end architecture

of our enterprise training and readiness platform from readiness dashboards and competency

visualizations to assessment and administration workflows.

• Set the front-end standard. Establish and enforce the patterns that keep a large application

maintainable: component architecture, state management, typed API contracts, testing strategy,

and code review norms.

• Build the design system. Create and maintain a reusable component library and design language

that makes the product feel like one product consistent, accessible, and fast to build on.

• Make complex data legible. Turn dense readiness, competency, and assessment data into

interfaces people can act on: clear information hierarchy, thoughtful visualization, and interactions

that hold up under real-world data volumes.

• Engineer for performance. Own render performance, bundle size, and load behavior.

• Ship continuously. Work inside our GitOps and CI/CD pipelines — small batches, fast feedback,

automated tests, frequent deploys.

• Partner across the org. Collaborate directly with product, design, backend, and customer-facing

teams to turn ambiguous requirements into shipped interfaces, and mentor engineers as the team

grows.