UI/UX Designer

Role Overview

An AI system a client's people won't use is a system that failed, however good the model behind it. Design is how we keep that from happening. You shape how people actually experience what we build: the copilots, the tools, the decision dashboards. Your job is to make AI that can be complex, and sometimes intimidating, feel clear, trustworthy, and worth using.

Responsibilities

• Run discovery with the client's users to learn how they actually work, not how we assume they do
• Design the interactions and interfaces for our copilots, tools, and decision-intelligence dashboards
• Build and maintain design systems so what we deliver stays consistent and is fast to extend across engagements
• Prototype early, so we test ideas before we spend engineering time building them
• Make clarity, trust, and accessibility first-class: people should understand what the AI is doing and when to rely on it
• Hand the Software Engineer clear, buildable specifications

Requirements

• Real craft: designs that get built and used, not mockups that sit in a folder
• Systems thinking: you design systems, not one-off screens
• Quality and security owned by you: usable, accessible, privacy-respecting design built in from the start, and no dark patterns
• Built for handover: design systems and documentation the client's own team can maintain
• Familiarity with how AI products behave (streaming responses, uncertainty, agentic flows) is a strong plus

Skills

• Figma
• Prototyping
• Design Systems
• User Research
• UI/UX Design

Benefits

• Flexible schedule
• Work from home