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World Wide Technology

Global tech solutions for digital transformation

Front End Engineer / UX Developer - Fee/UX

Full-Time
No salary listed
Senior
Bachelor's
Denver, CO, USA
In Person
Software EngineeringFrontend Engineering

About the job

Requirements
  • A Bachelor's Degree or equivalent in Graphic Design or a Computer Science/Information Technology curriculum.
  • At least 5 years of experience supporting web projects.
  • Very strong knowledge of web user-interface execution using HTML, CSS, and JavaScript.
  • Strong knowledge of Adobe Creative Suite.
  • Working knowledge of file version control systems such as Git.
  • In-depth knowledge of responsive design practices, including cross-browser and device compatibility issues and limitations.
  • A strong portfolio displaying examples of web execution.
Responsibilities
  • Design, develop, and support web application projects.
  • Collaborate with clients and team members to define, estimate, create, and deliver the entire visual layer in conformance with brand and industry standards.
  • Apply user experience principles and processes such as task-flow analysis, wireframing, prototyping, and usability analysis.
  • Contribute to the UX team's growth and improvement through mentoring, peer review, and creative collaboration.
  • Provide design support for marketing, business development, and corporate communications for Asynchrony Labs and its parent companies.
Desired Qualifications
  • A general understanding of Agile development processes.
  • Working knowledge of responsive design principles and experience with production graphics, image manipulation, typography, layout, and color.
  • Strong written and presentation skills and comfort working directly with clients.
  • High attention to detail, pixel-perfect execution, and the ability to solve visual design challenges.

About the company

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World Wide Technology helps large enterprises, government agencies, and service providers modernize their IT through end-to-end technology services. It guides clients through digital transformation with consulting, strategy, implementation, and managed services across AI, cloud computing, cybersecurity, and data analytics. The company works with industry leaders like NVIDIA and HPE to deliver AI-powered solutions and integrated technology stacks. A key offering is intelligent digital assistants designed to improve user experience and operational efficiency. WWT also runs the Aspire program to develop future leaders through career development and skill-building. Revenue comes from a mix of projects, long-term service contracts, and product sales. The goal is to enable customers to achieve measurable business outcomes by leveraging advanced technology and trusted partnership.

Company Size

10,001+

Company Stage

Late Stage VC

Total Funding

$25M

Headquarters

St. Louis, Missouri

Founded

1990

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What believers are saying

  • WWT launched ARMOR on January 6, 2026, strengthening AI security advisory demand.
  • CrowdStrike lab on March 17, 2026 expands WWT’s enterprise AI validation pipeline.
  • Horizon3 partnership on July 27, 2026 positions WWT for machine-speed cybersecurity budgets.

What critics are saying

  • WWT’s March 17, 2026 Van Hoose ADA judgment signals ongoing employment litigation exposure.
  • Softchoice integration can distract management through 2026 while channel overlap pressures margins.
  • NVIDIA and security-vendor dependence creates disintermediation risk if partners sell directly to enterprises.

What makes World Wide Technology unique

  • WWT pairs integration services with NVIDIA, CrowdStrike, Akamai, and Horizon3 partnerships.
  • Softchoice acquisition closed March 17, 2025, adding software, cloud, and SMB distribution.
  • WWT’s Advanced Technology Center and AI Proving Ground let customers test deployments before buying.

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Oct 22nd, 2026
WWT and Polarise partner on sovereign AI factories, starting with 5MW Oslo site

German AI infrastructure provider Polarise has partnered with US technology firm World Wide Technology (WWT) to speed up the build-out of sovereign AI data centres in Europe. Sovereign capacity stays under European jurisdiction and control. The first joint project is Polarise's new AI data centre in Oslo, where WWT is systems integrator. The liquid-cooled site is built with NVIDIA accelerated computing and will house 5MW of compute capacity. Polarise previously deployed a large AI cluster in Munich as part of the Industrial AI Cloud project. WWT will help deliver further AI Factories across Europe. "We are building it now, not in two or three years," said Michel Boutouil, Polarise's founder and chief executive officer.

PR Newswire
Sep 9th, 2026
Vectra AI joins WWT's 'Defending at the Speed of AI' initiative with behavioural detection

World Wide Technology has expanded its collaboration with Vectra AI to enhance its "Defending at the Speed of AI" initiative. The partnership integrates Vectra AI's behavioural detection, entity-level prioritisation, and agentic investigation capabilities into WWT's cybersecurity framework. The collaboration addresses the challenge of detecting and responding to AI-driven attacks that move faster than traditional security operations. Vectra AI's Attack Signal Intelligence provides visibility across network, identity, cloud, and SaaS environments, including infrastructure that cannot run endpoint agents. The solution supports three key stages: proving which vulnerabilities are genuinely exploitable, prioritising threats by scoring entities rather than individual alerts, and propelling response through automated investigation capabilities. WWT's Global Cyber Innovation Lab allows customers to evaluate the platform's performance in realistic attack scenarios before deployment. The collaboration follows Vectra AI's recent Federal Risk and Authorization Management Program High Authorization, extending availability to US federal agencies.

Fortune
Jul 12th, 2026
Former U.S. soccer Olympian builds $20B tech giant, says resilience trumps talent

Jim Kavanaugh, former US Olympic soccer player, co-founded World Wide Technology, a Missouri-based tech company generating $20 billion in annual revenue. The 63-year-old, now worth $7.7 billion, credits resilience over raw talent for his success. Kavanaugh represented the US at the 1983 Pan American Games and 1984 Summer Olympics before founding his company in 1990. Despite being cut multiple times during his playing career, he says persistence separates those who advance from those who plateau. He points to Lionel Messi as exemplifying effective leadership, arguing the Argentine captain inspires teammates through actions rather than commands. Kavanaugh emphasises that success requires outworking the competition and seizing opportunities when they arise, even if it disrupts work-life balance temporarily.

Associated Press
Jul 8th, 2026
Akamai selected as strategic security partner for WWT's AI security framework ARMOR

Akamai has been selected as a strategic security partner for World Wide Technology's AI Readiness Model for Operational Resilience (ARMOR) framework. The collaboration addresses the "security tax" enterprises face when traditional security systems compete with AI workloads for computing resources. ARMOR is described as the industry's first vendor-agnostic AI security framework, covering six domains including governance, model security, and data protection. Akamai's role centres on three pillars: eliminating performance trade-offs by integrating its Guardicore Segmentation with NVIDIA BlueField data processing units, securing agentic AI and data lakes through API security, and providing multilayered defence against DDoS attacks. The integration accelerates ransomware containment by an average of 21.4%, reaching 32.6% for large enterprises. WWT's Advanced Technology Centre serves as a testing ground for the ARMOR reference model.

Associated Press
Jun 16th, 2026
WWT launches 'Defending at the Speed of AI' initiative with Horizon3.ai, Empirical Security, Infoblox, and Cognition

World Wide Technology has launched "Defending at the Speed of AI", a cybersecurity initiative developed with Horizon3.ai, Empirical Security, Infoblox and Cognition to counter AI-powered cyberattacks. The programme addresses the accelerating pace of threats as AI models enable vulnerabilities to be discovered in hours rather than weeks. The integrated solution combines continuous autonomous testing, risk prioritisation, upstream threat prevention and AI-accelerated remediation. Horizon3.ai provides autonomous testing, Empirical Security ranks exposures by exploitability, Infoblox prevents threats through protective DNS, and Cognition's Devin generates patches at machine speed. Available through WWT's Advanced Technology Centre and Cyber Range, the solution allows customers to test the integrated stack against AI-driven attack scenarios before production deployment. WWT will provide advisory, integration and managed services support.