The systems we build often start with complicated real-world workflows. We need a designer who can find the easy, helpful interface inside that complexity and help the team carry it through to production.
What you will own
Map workflows, user roles, edge cases, and information hierarchy before jumping into polished screens.
Create wireframes, interface systems, prototypes, and explicit handoff material for the engineering team.
Work closely with engineers, QA, and product leads to make sure the shipped experience matches the intent.
Use feedback from real users and delivery teams to improve the product after the first version is live.
You might be a fit if
You have a strong product and UI portfolio that shows how you think, not only how you decorate a screen.
You can simplify complex workflows without hiding the information people need to make decisions.
You are comfortable collaborating directly with engineers and making practical trade-offs when a product moves from design to build.
You care about craft, but you care just as much about whether the interface helps someone do the work.
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