Senior UI/UX Designer

Roles and Responsibilities:
•    Execute high-quality UI design across multiple active web and mobile projects, working within and contributing incremental enhancements to an established design system
•    Partner with design leads to translate strategic direction into polished, production-ready components, screens, and prototypes.
•    Build on existing component libraries — contributing new patterns that align with established conventions
•    Create wireframes and prototypes at appropriate fidelity levels to communicate design intent to developers and stakeholders
•    Apply UX fundamentals (user flows, IA, usability) to inform UI decisions
•    Manage concurrent workstreams, surface blockers early and maintain steady output
•    Participate in design reviews, incorporate feedback and iterate efficiently
•    Support handoff and design QA, ensure developer alignment with final specs

Skills & Experience
•    Demonstrated senior-level execution in production environments. Portfolio should show visual craft, as well as fluency with systems and component-level thinking.
•    Expert-level Figma skills: components, variants, auto layout, prototyping, and working within a mature design system
•    Experience designing for both adaptive web and native mobile
•    Familiarity with accessibility standards (WCAG 2.x)
•    Self-directed and organized, able to maintain momentum across multiple workstreams
•    Communicates clearly and proactively; responsive to feedback and shifting priorities

Portfolio Requirements:

•    Portfolio work should demonstrate senior-level UI execution within a structured design environment. Specifically, we want to see:

Design system contribution
•    Examples of extending or building upon an existing component library: new variants, pattern additions, or documentation.

High-fidelity UI screens
•    Polished, production work across web and/or mobile. We''re evaluating visual craft, typographic and spacing decisions, and consistency across screens, not just wireframes or flows.

Prototypes
•    At least one interactive prototype demonstrating transitions, states, or interaction logic relevant to the project context.

Iteration examples
•    Work showing how you responded to feedback or constraints from a lead or stakeholder. We want evidence of collaborative execution, not just independent creative direction.