Experience Designer (UX/UI)

You'll work across every phase of a project, usually as part of a small team with a senior or lead designer.

Discover

• Run needs finding and user research: interviews, observation, competitive reviews
• Synthesize what you learn into insights, journey maps, and clear problem statements

Define and ideate

• Map flows, information architecture, and wireframes
• Use AI tools to generate and stress-test ideas quickly, then apply your own judgment to pick what's worth pursuing
• Explore app concepts and visual directions, from rough sketches to polished comps

Prototype and test

• Build AI-enabled prototypes that feel real enough to test with users and clients
• Plan and run usability and validation testing, then turn findings into design changes
• Write front-end code when it's the fastest way to prove an idea

Refine and ship

• Refine visual design until every state, edge case, and screen size holds up
• Design UI microinteractions and motion that make interfaces feel alive and easy to read
• Build and maintain design systems that engineering teams can actually use
• Create launch assets and motion graphics for product reveals, websites, and campaigns

Work with clients

• Present work in client reviews and workshops, and explain the thinking behind it
• Partner with industrial designers, engineers, and brand designers so hardware and software line up

You'll need

• 2 to 3 years of professional UX/UI experience, at a studio, agency, or in-house team
• A degree in interaction design, HCI, graphic design, industrial design, or a related field
• Strong visual craft: type, layout, color, hierarchy, and an eye for detail
• A solid grasp of UX process, from research through testing
• Fluency in Figma, including components, auto layout, and interactive prototyping
• Hands-on experience using AI tools in your design process, and opinions about where they help and where they don't
• Clear communication, both in writing and when presenting to a room
• A portfolio that shows your thinking and your polish (more on that below)

Nice to have

• Front-end coding skills (HTML, CSS, JavaScript) or experience building in Framer or Webflow
• Motion design in After Effects, Rive, Protopie, or similar
• Experience designing for hardware, embedded screens, or regulated products like medical devices
• Work on a design system used by a real engineering team
• Comfort running usability sessions and synthesizing results on your own

Don't check every box? Apply anyway. We care more about how you think and how fast you learn than a perfect match.