Experience 10 years Education Bachelor s degree in Design Computer Science or related field Job Summary We are seeking a seasoned UI UX Architect to lead the design and user experience strategy for enterprise and consumer-facing applications The ideal candidate will combine deep expertise in user-centered design principles with strong technical acumen to deliver intuitive visually compelling and highly functional digital experiences Key Responsibilities Define and own the UI UX architecture for web and mobile applications ensuring consistency and scalability across platforms Collaborate with product managers developers and stakeholders to translate business requirements into engaging user experiences Create wireframes prototypes and high-fidelity designs using Figma and other industry- standard tools Establish and enforce design systems style guides and accessibility standards Conduct user research usability testing and heuristic evaluations to validate design decisions Mentor and guide design teams ensuring adherence to best practices and innovative approaches Stay current with emerging design trends tools and technologies to continuously improve user experience Required Skills Qualifications Experience 10 years in UI UX design with at least 3 years in an architect or lead role Education Bachelor s degree in Design Computer Science Human-Computer Interaction or related field Tools Expert proficiency in Figma mandatory plus experience with Sketch Adobe XD or similar tools Robust understanding of responsive design design systems and accessibility standards WCAG Proven ability to work in Agile environments and collaborate with cross-functional teams Excellent communication and presentation skills to articulate design concepts to technical and non-technical stakeholders Preferred Qualifications Experience with front-end technologies HTML CSS JavaScript for design feasibility discussions Familiarity with user analytics tools e g Hotjar Google Analytics for data-driven design decisions Certification in UX Design or Human-Centered Design principles