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Job description
What You’ll Work On
Design end-to-end experiences for SaaS and enterprise products, from understanding the problem and user needs to delivering and iterating on the final experience.
Translate user needs, business requirements, and product constraints into clear, intuitive, and scalable design solutions.
Structure complex products through user personas, user journeys, user flows, UX blueprints, interaction patterns, and information architecture.
Design complex workflows, dashboards, and data-heavy experiences while keeping them intuitive and easy to navigate.
Work across different user roles, permissions, modules, and product workflows, considering how decisions in one part of the product impact the overall experience.
Build and maintain scalable design systems, including components, patterns, variants, states, properties, and design tokens.
Identify opportunities to create reusable patterns and components rather than one-off solutions, ensuring consistency and scalability across products.
Consider responsive design, accessibility, usability, edge cases, empty states, loading states, errors, and system feedback as part of the design process.
Collaborate closely with product managers, developers, and other stakeholders and ensure designs are implemented accurately.
Identify UX problems and opportunities proactively rather than simply designing against a given brief.
Participate in design discussions, critiques, iterations, and product decisions.
What We’re Looking For
Strong design fundamentals are non-negotiable.
You should have a solid understanding of:
UI/UX and visual design principles
User personas and user needs
User journeys and journey mapping
User flows and task flows
UX blueprints
Information architecture
Interaction design
Usability and accessibility
Responsive and adaptive design
Design systems and component-based design
Design tokens
Components, variants, states, and properties
Figma and modern product-design workflows
More importantly, you should understand why these tools, methods, and systems are used — not just how to use them in Figma.
SaaS & Product Thinking
We’re looking for someone who can think beyond individual screens and understand how an entire product works as a system.
You should be comfortable with:
Complex, multi-step SaaS workflows
Role-based experiences and permissions
Dashboards and data-heavy interfaces
Product navigation and information hierarchy
Designing for multiple modules and interconnected workflows
Scalability, consistency, and maintainability
Edge cases and system states
Making design decisions that work across the broader product, not just within a single screen
Design System Mindset
You should be comfortable building, maintaining, and evolving design systems, including:
Creating and maintaining component libraries
Defining reusable components, patterns, variants, and states
Understanding and applying design tokens
Maintaining visual and interaction consistency
Deciding when a solution should become a reusable pattern versus a one-off
Structuring systems that can scale as the product grows
Collaborating with developers to ensure accurate design-system implementation
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