Job Summary: IA-DOM-DOIT-AA3 Accessibility UI/UX Requirements Analyst
About the Role
Join the DOM–DoIT team as a UI/UX Accessibility Requirements Analyst and play a pivotal role in shaping inclusive digital experiences for critical state applications. In this hybrid position, you will bridge design, requirements analysis, and quality assurance—ensuring high-impact, developer-ready deliverables for the Angular AppDev team. This is an opportunity to drive accessibility, workflow clarity, and defect reduction by producing precise, actionable user stories and requirements. Work from Des Moines, IA (hybrid) in a collaborative, Agile environment with a mission-driven focus on accessibility and user-centered design.
Responsibilities
- Craft front-end wireframes, mockups, and interaction flows to guide application development
- Conduct thorough gap analyses and risk documentation between current and future workflows
- Write detailed, well-scoped user stories and tickets in Azure DevOps and GitHub
- Break down large feature requests into realistic, manageable development units
- Develop personas from user research and translate needs into functional requirements
- Organize and tag tickets for seamless hand-off to Angular developers
- Define and document accessibility-compliant requirements aligned with WCAG 2.2 AA, Section 508, and Title I/II
- Support end-to-end testing activities, including hands-on accessibility testing with tools and screen readers
- Potentially contribute to front-end coding or QA testing, depending on skillset
Required Skills and Experience
- 8+ years in UI/UX screen design (wireframes, mockups, interaction flows)
- 8+ years documenting detailed functional and design requirements
- 8+ years writing well-scoped user stories and tickets in Azure DevOps and GitHub
- 8+ years performing gap analysis and risk identification for workflows
- 8+ years of persona development experience
- Certified accessibility professional (CPACC, WAS, or equivalent)
- Advanced knowledge and direct application of WCAG 2.2 AA, Section 508, Title I/II
- 8+ years of hands-on accessibility testing (automated tools, screen readers, manual tabbing)
- Excellent communication, technical writing, and stakeholder engagement skills
- Strong collaboration with Angular developers and front-end teams
- Ongoing support for QA, testing, and requirements clarification
Preferred Skills
- Working knowledge of Angular and front-end development principles
- Experience in Agile project delivery and SDLC
- Familiarity with CI/CD pipelines
- Experience with USWDS or other design systems
- Figma or comparable design tools proficiency
- Experience managing requirements across cross-functional teams
- Ability to contribute to front-end coding or QA testing
Benefits
- Opportunity to shape accessibility-first, user-centered government applications
- Hybrid work environment with collaborative and mission-driven team culture
- Ongoing career growth through exposure to cutting-edge accessibility standards and design systems
- Competitive hourly rate: $100.24/hr
- Gain expertise in high-impact, cross-functional Agile delivery
How to Apply
If you are a passionate UI/UX and accessibility professional ready to drive digital inclusion and workflow excellence, submit your application through the designated portal. Ensure you are available for interviews on November 17th. Please be prepared for a background check and provide all necessary documentation as part of the hiring process.
About the Role
Join the DOM–DoIT team as a UI/UX Accessibility Requirements Analyst and play a pivotal role in shaping inclusive digital experiences for critical state applications. In this hybrid position, you will bridge design, requirements analysis, and quality assurance—ensuring high-impact, developer-ready deliverables for the Angular AppDev team. This is an opportunity to drive accessibility, workflow clarity, and defect reduction by producing precise, actionable user stories and requirements. Work from Des Moines, IA (hybrid) in a collaborative, Agile environment with a mission-driven focus on accessibility and user-centered design.
Responsibilities
- Craft front-end wireframes, mockups, and interaction flows to guide application development
- Conduct thorough gap analyses and risk documentation between current and future workflows
- Write detailed, well-scoped user stories and tickets in Azure DevOps and GitHub
- Break down large feature requests into realistic, manageable development units
- Develop personas from user research and translate needs into functional requirements
- Organize and tag tickets for seamless hand-off to Angular developers
- Define and document accessibility-compliant requirements aligned with WCAG 2.2 AA, Section 508, and Title I/II
- Support end-to-end testing activities, including hands-on accessibility testing with tools and screen readers
- Potentially contribute to front-end coding or QA testing, depending on skillset
Required Skills and Experience
- 8+ years in UI/UX screen design (wireframes, mockups, interaction flows)
- 8+ years documenting detailed functional and design requirements
- 8+ years writing well-scoped user stories and tickets in Azure DevOps and GitHub
- 8+ years performing gap analysis and risk identification for workflows
- 8+ years of persona development experience
- Certified accessibility professional (CPACC, WAS, or equivalent)
- Advanced knowledge and direct application of WCAG 2.2 AA, Section 508, Title I/II
- 8+ years of hands-on accessibility testing (automated tools, screen readers, manual tabbing)
- Excellent communication, technical writing, and stakeholder engagement skills
- Strong collaboration with Angular developers and front-end teams
- Ongoing support for QA, testing, and requirements clarification
Preferred Skills
- Working knowledge of Angular and front-end development principles
- Experience in Agile project delivery and SDLC
- Familiarity with CI/CD pipelines
- Experience with USWDS or other design systems
- Figma or comparable design tools proficiency
- Experience managing requirements across cross-functional teams
- Ability to contribute to front-end coding or QA testing
Benefits
- Opportunity to shape accessibility-first, user-centered government applications
- Hybrid work environment with collaborative and mission-driven team culture
- Ongoing career growth through exposure to cutting-edge accessibility standards and design systems
- Competitive hourly rate: $100.24/hr
- Gain expertise in high-impact, cross-functional Agile delivery
How to Apply
If you are a passionate UI/UX and accessibility professional ready to drive digital inclusion and workflow excellence, submit your application through the designated portal. Ensure you are available for interviews on November 17th. Please be prepared for a background check and provide all necessary documentation as part of the hiring process.