UI/UX Designer
Role summary
We are seeking a UX Designer to join our established team, working on a custom enterprise platform built on Salesforce and AWS. This full-time, long-term role is based in Seattle, WA. You will be responsible for the end-to-end UX process, from research and discovery to wireframing, prototyping, and testing. You will collaborate closely with Product and Engineering teams, ensuring mobile UI design intent is maintained through implementation. Key responsibilities include conducting user research, translating findings into interactive prototypes, building visual style guides, and championing design thinking across the organization. The ideal candidate is a Figma power user with a strong understanding of interaction and visual design fundamentals, and working knowledge of HTML/CSS.
UX Designer
We maintain a custom enterprise platform built on Salesforce and AWS, developed in partnership with multiple technology providers. This is a well-established team with years of shared context and institutional knowledge — the person joining will have real history to lean on, not a blank slate to figure out alone.
The engagement is a full-time role or an ongoing consulting arrangement. Either way, this is a long-term commitment, not a short-term contract. Our client and project are based in Seattle, WA.
As our UX Designer, you'll sit at the intersection of research, design, and cross-functional collaboration. Working directly under the Product and Implementation Manager, you'll help drive the experience across our application, platform, and web tools — from early-stage research through to shipped product.
What You'll Own
- Get up to speed on internal design standards and editorial guidelines, then apply them consistently
- Work side-by-side with Product and Engineering to keep mobile UI design intent intact through implementation
- Build and maintain visual style guides that make consistency achievable at scale
- Drive the full UX process end-to-end: discovery, flows, wireframes, prototypes, and testing
- Run user research through interviews, usability sessions, and analytics to find what's actually going wrong (or right)
- Translate research into user flows and interactive prototypes that make solutions concrete
- Navigate the triangle of user needs, business priorities, and engineering constraints alongside cross-functional teams
- Champion design thinking broadly — shaping how the organization approaches user experience
- Stay current on emerging tools and patterns, and bring relevant ideas into the work
- Turn stakeholder and user feedback into focused, iterative improvements
- Present design decisions and rationale clearly to both technical and non-technical audiences
What We Need
- Bachelor's degree in a relevant discipline, or equivalent hands-on experience
- Clear communicator — you can explain complex design decisions to engineers and executives alike
- Demonstrated experience in user-centered design and research
- Comfortable writing detailed design specs and user requirements
- Experience running usability tests, whether in structured labs or casual hallway sessions
- Strong presentation skills — you can walk a room through research findings and make it land
- A portfolio of UX/UI work that shows your process, not just your polish (required)
- Solid grasp of interaction and visual design fundamentals
- Figma power user — you design and prototype entirely in it
- Working knowledge of HTML and CSS as they relate to what's actually buildable
- Familiar with Agile and how design work fits within sprint cycles
- Self-directed and able to deliver high-quality work without needing constant oversight
- Systems thinker with a sharp eye for detail and consistency
Good to Have
- Formal UX credentials (NN/g UX Master, General Assembly, or similar programs)
- Background spanning product design, visual design, or interaction design
- Deep fluency in information architecture, usability heuristics, and human-centered design
- History of tight collaboration with developers during design handoff
- Solid toolkit of UX research methods for web-based services
- Comfortable in ambiguous, fast-moving environments where priorities shift
- Genuinely curious — you find inspiration in unexpected places and bring it into your work
- Track record shipping UX on complex, large-scale products
Job Type: Full-time
Pay: $70,000.00 - $110,000.00 per year
Benefits:
- 401(k)
- Health insurance
Work Location: In person
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