AI UX/UI Engineer

Capgemini•Los Angeles, CA

9d•Hybrid

About The Position

This is a hybrid design/engineering role delivered as part of Capgemini's engagement. The role involves owning the design and implementation of the Wireframe Vibecoding Track, a capability that transforms design intent into interactive wireframes and vibecoded UX components. These components are deployed directly into the client's Box & Tree MFE shell and feed into the SAFe decomposition pipeline for Story/Gherkin generation. Wireframes in this context are intermediate artifacts for code generation, not final visual deliverables, requiring the individual to be proficient in both design and engineering aspects.

Requirements

Strong React and modern frontend skills; able to ship components, not just specs.
Hands-on experience with AI-assisted design and code-gen tooling (e.g., Claude Code, Claude Design, Figma Make, Stitch, v0, or equivalent) with a clear understanding of their limitations.
Experience with Storybook, component-driven development, and MFE/micro-frontend integration.
Deep understanding of accessibility (WCAG 2.1 AA) and the ability to encode it as agent constraints.
Comfort working in a governed environment with review paths such as TGB/ARB/AI Council.

Nice To Haves

Prior work turning design systems into agent context.
Insurance or regulated-industry experience.
8+ years of experience across UX engineering, design systems, and frontend development, with production ownership of an enterprise-scale design system.
Accessibility depth (WCAG 2.1 AA) and the ability to encode it as agent constraints rather than manual review.

Responsibilities

Design and build the wireframe generation and vibecoding workflow end to end, from intent capture through component output into the UI shell.
Curate the client's enterprise design system into a machine-consumable form that the agent can encode and enforce, including components, tokens, interaction patterns, and accessibility rules.
Establish Storybook as the canonical artifact and visual review surface.
Define the human-in-the-loop review model, specifying what UX approves, at what fidelity, and with what confidence signals.
Partner with the client's UX team as both stakeholders and end users.
Partner with delivery partners on scope alignment within SOW as applicable.