About the role
Role Overview As a Senior UI/UX Designer, you will lead the design of modern web and mobile products while working closely with engineering and product teams. You will translate complex product requirements into: Clear user journeys Intuitive information architecture High-quality wireframes Interactive prototypes Premium visual interfaces Responsive web experiences Mobile experiences Design systems Reusable components Developer-ready specifications You will have significant ownership over the quality and consistency of the product experience.
What you’ll do
- Key Responsibilities
- Product UX
- Understand product requirements and translate them into user-centered experiences.
- Conduct user-flow and journey analysis.
- Define information architecture.
- Identify usability problems and friction points.
- Design complete end-to-end workflows.
- Consider edge cases, errors, empty states, loading states, permissions, onboarding, and accessibility.
- Balance business requirements with user needs.
- UI Design
- Create polished, modern interfaces for:
- SaaS platforms
- Web applications
- Mobile applications
- Dashboards
- AI applications
- Consumer products
- Enterprise software
- Landing pages
- Complex data interfaces
- Strong visual hierarchy, spacing, typography, composition, consistency, and interaction quality are expected.
- Web & Mobile Design
- You should be comfortable designing for:
- Web
- Desktop
- Tablet
- Responsive layouts
- Complex dashboards
- Data-heavy applications
- Marketing websites
- Mobile
- iOS
- Android
- React Native-based products
- Touch interactions
- Mobile navigation
- Gesture-based interactions
- Small-screen information architecture
- You should understand that mobile design is not simply a smaller desktop layout.
- Design Systems
- Own and evolve scalable design systems.
- Responsibilities include:
- Design tokens
- Typography
- Color systems
- Spacing systems
- Grid systems
- Buttons
- Inputs
- Forms
- Navigation
- Modals
- Cards
- Tables
- Alerts
- Notifications
- Charts
- Mobile components
- Responsive behavior
- Component states
- Maintain consistency between Figma and the implemented product.
- Prototyping
- Create realistic prototypes that communicate:
- User flows
- Micro-interactions
- Navigation
- Transitions
- Animations
- Form behavior
- Error states
- Responsive behavior
- Complex interactions
- Experience with Figma prototyping is required.
- AI-Assisted Design & Product Development
- AI is increasingly integrated into our product-development workflow.
- We expect designers to understand how AI can improve design productivity without compromising design judgment.
- Experience with tools such as:
- ChatGPT
- Claude
- Gemini
- Figma AI
- AI design assistants
- AI image-generation tools
- AI research/synthesis tools
- AI prototyping tools is highly valuable.
- AI may be used for:
- User research synthesis
- UX brainstorming
- Persona analysis
- User-flow exploration
- Competitive analysis
- UX copy generation
- Accessibility reviews
- Design critique
- Component ideation
- Design documentation
- Prototype concepts
- Design QA
- Product requirement analysis
- The designer remains responsible for the quality of the final experience.
- Prompt Engineering for Designers
- You should have practical experience creating effective prompts for AI systems.
- You should understand how to provide:
- Product context
- User context
- Design objectives
- Brand requirements
- UX constraints
- Technical constraints
- Platform requirements
- Component requirements
- Accessibility requirements
- Expected output structure
- You should be capable of creating prompts for AI to assist with:
- UX research
- UX audits
- UI exploration
- Design critique
- Design-system generation
- Accessibility analysis
- UX writing
- Product discovery
- Competitive analysis
- Candidates who can demonstrate a repeatable AI-assisted design workflow will have an advantage.
- Design-to-Development Collaboration
- You will work closely with developers to ensure designs are implemented correctly.
- Responsibilities include:
- Preparing developer-ready Figma files.
- Defining responsive behavior.
- Providing component states.
- Documenting interactions.
- Explaining animations and transitions.
- Reviewing implemented interfaces.
- Performing UI/UX QA.
- Identifying deviations between design and implementation.
- Working with engineers to find practical solutions.
- Understanding HTML, CSS, responsive layouts, React component concepts, and basic frontend architecture is strongly preferred.
- You do not need to be a developer, but you must understand how your designs will actually be built.
What you’ll bring
- Required Skills
- Essential
- 3-5 years of professional UI/UX experience.
- Advanced Figma skills.
- Strong UX fundamentals.
- Strong visual design.
- Responsive web design.
- Mobile app design.
- Design systems.
- Prototyping.
- User flows.
- Information architecture.
- Interaction design.
- Accessibility fundamentals.
- Developer handoff.
- UX/product thinking.
- Preferred Skills
- SaaS product design
- AI product design
- Dashboard design
- Data visualization
- Design systems at scale
- React / frontend awareness
- React Native design
- Motion design
- Micro-interactions
- UX research
- Usability testing
- Design QA
- Product analytics
- Accessibility/WCAG
- Storybook/design-system collaboration
- Visual & Product Expectations
- You should be capable of creating experiences that are:
- Premium + Modern + Intuitive + Functional + Scalable
- We value:
- Strong visual hierarchy
- Sophisticated typography
- Intelligent spacing
- Consistent components
- Subtle animation
- Meaningful micro-interactions
- Clear navigation
- Excellent mobile UX
- Accessibility
- Performance-conscious design
- Consistent brand expression
- Visual effects should support usability—not compensate for weak UX.
- Portfolio Requirement
- Your portfolio is extremely important.
- Please provide 3–5 strong case studies, preferably showing:
- The original problem
- User/business context
- Research or discovery
- UX decisions
- User flows
- Wireframes
- Final UI
- Design system/components
- Responsive/mobile work
- Prototype/interactions
- Final outcome or measurable impact
- We are more interested in your reasoning and product thinking than a gallery of attractive screens.
Nice to have
- What We Look For
- We want a designer who:
- Challenges bad product decisions.
- Can explain why a design works.
- Understands user behavior.
- Thinks in systems rather than individual screens.
- Can simplify complex workflows.
- Notices inconsistencies others miss.
- Understands technical constraints.
- Collaborates effectively with engineers.
- Can defend design decisions with evidence.
- Uses AI to increase productivity without outsourcing judgment.
- Can take a product from ambiguous requirements to production-ready designs.
Benefits
- Why Join Xyric Solutions?
- You will work on modern products where design is treated as an engineering and product discipline—not decoration.
- You will have the opportunity to work with:
- AI-powered products
- Modern SaaS platforms
- Web applications
- Mobile applications
- Design systems
- Advanced interaction patterns
- Product engineering teams
About Xyric
About Xyric Solutions Xyric Solutions builds modern digital products across web, mobile, AI, SaaS, and emerging technology. We are looking for a Senior UI/UX Designer who can take ownership of product design from research and information architecture through interaction design, visual systems, prototyping, developer handoff, and product-quality validation. This is not a role for someone who only makes attractive screens. We need a designer who understands product thinking, user behavior, interaction systems, responsive design, accessibility, design systems, and technical implementation constraints.