Front-End Web Developer
Listed on 2026-07-18
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Software Development
Front End Developer, Web Developer, HTML CSS
Position Title: Front-End Web Developer
Position Type: Regular
Hiring Range: $85,400 - $102,487 annual
Position PurposeAs a member of the University Marketing and Communications team, the Frontend Web Developer supports Santa Clara University's digital presence by developing user interfaces for websites and web-based applications. Reporting to the Director of Digital Strategy, this position provides technical leadership in component-based frontend development, translating design mockups and wireframes into responsive, interactive, accessible web interfaces, and supporting implementation in Terminalfour (T4) CMS and other campus web platforms.
Working under general supervision, the developer contributes to projects and to the thoughtful use of emerging AI‑assisted workflows to address complexity and scale in frontend development. The position writes and tests code for new or existing websites and applications, builds prototypes, supports backend integrations, maintains graphic standards and branding throughout the UI, serves as an escalation point for advanced technical issues, and identifies technologies that may add visual display capabilities or enhance functionality and site usability.
The ideal candidate is a curious, collaborative problem‑solver with foundational knowledge of HTML, CSS, JavaScript, jQuery, React, Bootstrap, and related web technologies. This role supports execution from concept through deployment while developing frontend quality, precision in interface implementation, and accessibility practices aligned with WCAG guidelines and ADA/504 requirements.
Essential Duties and Responsibilities- Develop user interfaces for Santa Clara websites, microsites, HTML emails, web applications, and embedded tools, ensuring brand consistency, usability, and responsive behavior.
- Translate Figma mockups and visual designs into responsive, accessible, and performant web interfaces using HTML/CSS/JS, and integrate them into Terminalfour and other CMS platforms.
- Utilize tools and languages, including HTML, CSS, JavaScript, React, Bootstrap, Sass/SCSS, Node.js, Git, Dev Tools, Figma Dev Mode, Terminalfour, and Live Whale.
- Apply AI‑assisted web development practices to support prototyping, code generation, debugging, documentation, and refinement of frontend interfaces, while reviewing outputs for accuracy, accessibility, and alignment with Santa Clara's brand and technical standards.
- Transform design layouts and wireframes into usable frontend functionality through developing, testing, and revising web application code.
- Collaborate with designers to refine layouts, including pixel tuning for spacing, alignment, and typography across devices and breakpoints.
- Build, maintain, and evolve Santa Clara's digital design system and reusable components in collaboration with Academic Technology; contribute specs and code for new features.
- Collaborate with the University Webmaster to strategize implementation, request backend support, and strengthen alignment across systems and standards.
- Provide UI guidance and assist with content building and updates in the CMS.
- Support campus units in developing intuitive, user‑friendly websites that reflect Santa Clara's brand and mission.
- Provide support for Santa Clara websites, including diagnosing layout defects, resolving accessibility issues, and configuring advanced CMS settings.
- Diagnose and resolve frontend issues related to layout, accessibility, and cross–browser compatibility.
- Assist with testing and quality assurance prior to deployment.
- Use AI tools to assist with troubleshooting, drafting documentation, and issue analysis, ensuring the final work is reviewed and validated before implementation.
- Support third‑party, backend, and API integrations and widgets, ensuring responsive behavior and alignment with Santa Clara's branding.
- Write internal and external documentation to support ongoing development and user implementation.
- Write semantic, accessible frontend code that supports inclusive user experiences across websites, applications, HTML emails, and a shared digital…
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