UX/UI Designer

UX/UI Designer

Position Type: Full-Time, Remote
Working Hours: U.S Business Hours

About the Role

We are looking for a UX/UI Designer to create polished, user-centered experiences for [REDACTED]'s digital products.

This role combines strong visual design with UX thinking, research, prototyping, and design system work. You’ll collaborate closely with product managers, developers, and other stakeholders to translate requirements into high-quality designs and ensure those designs are implemented accurately.

What You’ll Own

Interface Design

• Create polished, user-centered UI designs for [REDACTED]'s digital products.
• Translate briefs and wireframes into high-quality, production-ready visuals.
• Ensure designs align with established design systems and brand standards.

UX Research & Validation

• Conduct or support user research activities, including usability testing and heuristic reviews.
• Synthesize research findings to inform design decisions.
• Identify opportunities to improve the user experience.

Prototyping & Iteration

• Build interactive prototypes at the appropriate level of fidelity.
• Use prototypes to communicate concepts and gather stakeholder feedback.
• Iterate quickly toward validated design solutions.

Design System Stewardship

• Contribute to and maintain [REDACTED]'s component library and design system.
• Ensure consistency across product surfaces.
• Help reduce design debt over time.

Cross-functional Collaboration

• Partner closely with product managers, developers, and other stakeholders.
• Align on requirements and define appropriate scope.
• Ensure designs are technically feasible and accurately implemented.

Handoff & Developer Support

• Prepare precise design specifications and assets for engineering handoff.
• Remain available during development to answer design-related questions.
• Review implementations and provide feedback on design fidelity.

Required Experience & Skills

• Demonstrated professional experience in UX/UI design.
• Portfolio showing end-to-end product thinking and strong visual craft.
• Proficiency in Figma, including component creation, auto-layout, prototyping, and design system management.
• Solid understanding of UX fundamentals, including information architecture, user flows, interaction design, and accessibility best practices.
• Experience working in cross-functional product teams alongside engineers and product managers.
• Strong written and spoken English communication skills.
• Ability to collaborate asynchronously and clearly present design rationale.

What Makes You a Strong Fit

• You take ownership when requirements are incomplete or ambiguous.
• You ask the right questions, make reasonable assumptions explicit, and keep work moving forward.
• You maintain a high standard for visual quality while remaining open to feedback.
• You treat critique as useful input and separate feedback on the work from personal judgment.
• You communicate proactively across time zones and surface blockers early.
• You balance speed and craft, knowing when to move quickly and when a design decision requires deeper exploration.
• You keep collaborators informed without needing to be prompted.

What Success Looks Like

• Digital product interfaces are polished, user-centered, and aligned with established design standards.
• User flows and interaction patterns are clear and thoughtfully designed.
• Prototypes effectively communicate concepts and support validation.
• Design system components remain consistent and well maintained.
• Engineering teams receive clear, accurate specifications and assets.
• Implemented designs closely match approved designs.
• Collaboration remains proactive, clear, and effective across product and engineering teams.

Typical Day

Your day will likely begin with a review of async feedback from [REDACTED] teammates on current design files, responding with annotations or updated iterations in Figma.

Mid-morning may involve a short sync with a product manager or engineer to align on requirements for an upcoming feature. From there, you may move into focused design work, refining user flows, producing high-fidelity screens, or building new components for the design system.

Later in the day, you might hand off a completed specification to the development team, run a quick usability check on a prototype, or review a developer implementation and flag any discrepancies.

The role is predominantly async, so clear written communication in every deliverable matters as much as the designs themselves.

Interview Process

• Recruiter Screening
• Client Interview
• Final Selection