Role Overview
As a UI/UX Designer, you will collaborate with project managers, frontend developers, and mobile engineers to transform user requirements into thoughtful wireframes, interactive prototypes, and polished designs. You'll define and maintain a design system that ensures consistency across all touchpoints, while focusing on user-centered design principles.
This role requires both creative and analytical skills: you'll not only design attractive interfaces but also validate them through user testing and feedback, ensuring the product is intuitive and effective.
Key Responsibilities
- Collaborate with project managers and engineers to understand requirements and user needs
- Design wireframes, storyboards, and user flows to conceptualize experiences
- Create interactive prototypes to communicate design intent and validate usability
- Develop and maintain a consistent design system for web and mobile platforms
- Apply user-centered design principles to create intuitive interfaces and workflows
- Conduct user research, usability testing, and incorporate feedback into iterative designs
- Produce high-fidelity visuals and UI specifications for engineering handoff
- Advocate for the end-user at every stage of product development
- Stay current with design trends, accessibility standards, and best practices in SaaS UI/UX
Required Skills & Experience
- Proficiency in Figma or Sketch - Ability to create scalable, reusable components
- Wireframing & Prototyping
- Strong portfolio demonstrating workflows & interactive prototypes
- Experience validating designs with user feedback
- UX Principles
- Solid understanding of user-centered design
- Knowledge of accessibility guidelines & responsive design
- Prior experience designing complex SaaS platforms
- Experience with mobile and multi-platform consistency
- Familiarity with design-to-code workflows (Zeplin, Figma Inspect, Storybook, etc.)
- Knowledge of design tokens and scalable design systems
- Experience collaborating in agile teams
- Strong communication skills to articulate design decisions
