About the job

Summary_{By Outscal}

Senior UI/UX Designer needed with 4+ years of experience in UX Design, UI Design, Digital Design, or HCI. Must be highly organized, have strong communication skills, and a portfolio showcasing creative UX problem-solving. Proficiency in Figma, UX/UI design, and basic CSS/technical knowledge is essential.

About the job

Key Responsibilities:

Partner with UX Designers, Product Owners, and Engineers to translate complex business requirements into end-to-end user flows in Figma, Mural, or other tools

Develop detailed and creative storyboards, mockups, screens, and prototypes to communicate interaction and design ideas

Work closely with other UX Designers to understand design requirements and rationale

Prepare and document existing design screens and flows for IT delivery within Figma

Review and approve engineering deliverables from a Design + Product lens to ensure accurate and high-quality output

Collaborate with engineers to ensure all development needs and queries are met

Update design system components and documentation as per product evolutions

Ensure that all Figma designs are aligned with business requirements, pre and post delivery

Participate in design team ceremonies and provide UX design assistance and expertise

Minimum Qualifications:

At least 4+ years working in UX Design, UI Design, Digital Design, or HCI

Highly organized

Strong and accurate eye for visual/design details

Attention to English grammar, punctuation, sentence structure, and clarity of writing

Strong oral and written communication skills

Strong portfolio of digital product or design work, creative UX problem solving, and IT/Engineering handoff documentation

UX/UI and Figma software knowledge

Basic CSS/technical knowledge and an ability to use browser-based developer tools

Ability to build user flows in collaboration tools such as Figma, Mural, or Miro

Design system knowledge

Ability to translate communication cross-functionally (for example, talking to engineering about visual design needs, or talking to product managers about technical challenges)