About the role
The role You'll lead design for modern web and mobile products—turning complex requirements into clear user journeys, high-quality interfaces, interactive prototypes, and scalable design systems. You'll have real ownership over product quality and consistency, working closely with engineering and product. What we look for A designer who thinks in systems rather than screens, simplifies complex workflows, and notices inconsistencies others miss. Someone who can explain why a design works, defend decisions with evidence, challenge weak product thinking, and take ambiguous requirements through to production-ready design. Visual effects should support usability, not cover for weak UX. AI-assisted design AI is part of our product workflow. We expect you to use tools like Claude, ChatGPT, Gemini, and Figma AI for research synthesis, competitive analysis, UX brainstorming, UX copy, accessibility reviews, design critique, and documentation without outsourcing design judgment. You remain accountable for the final experience. You should be able to write effective prompts that supply product and user context, design objectives, brand and UX constraints, platform requirements, and expected output structure. Candidates who can demonstrate a repeatable AI-assisted design workflow have a clear advantage.
What you’ll do
- Product UX—Translate requirements into user-centered experiences. Define information architecture and end-to-end flows. Identify friction and usability problems. Design for the unglamorous parts too: errors, empty states, loading, permissions, onboarding, and accessibility.
- UI design—Craft polished interfaces for SaaS platforms, dashboards, AI products, mobile apps, and marketing sites. Strong hierarchy, typography, spacing, and interaction quality are the baseline.
- Web & mobile—Design responsive desktop and tablet layouts, data-heavy dashboards, and native-feeling iOS/Android experiences, including touch and gesture patterns. Mobile is not a shrunken desktop layout.
- Design systems—own and evolve tokens, type, color, spacing, grids, and the full component library—buttons, forms, navigation, modals, tables, charts, and mobile components—with defined states and responsive behavior. Keep Figma and the shipped product in sync.
- Prototyping—Build realistic Figma prototypes that communicate flows, micro-interactions, transitions, form behavior, and error handling.
- Design-to-development—Prepare developer-ready files and document responsive behavior, states, and animations. Review implementations, run UI/UX QA, catch deviations, and work with engineers on practical solutions. You don't need to code, but you must understand HTML, CSS, responsive layout, and React component concepts well enough to know how your designs get built.
What you’ll bring
- 3–5 years professional UI/UX · advanced Figma · strong UX fundamentals and visual design · responsive web · mobile app design · design systems · prototyping · user flows · information architecture · interaction design · accessibility fundamentals · developer handoff
- Your portfolio matters most. Share 3–5 case studies showing the problem, context, research, UX decisions, flows, wireframes, final UI, design system work, responsive/mobile work, prototypes, and outcomes. We care more about your reasoning and product thinking than a gallery of attractive screens.
Nice to have
Preferred: SaaS and AI product design · dashboards and data visualisation · design systems at scale · React/React Native awareness · motion and micro-interactions · UX research and usability testing · WCAG · Storybook collaboration
About Xyric
Xyric Solutions builds modern digital products across web, mobile, AI, SaaS, and emerging technology. Design here is treated as an engineering and product discipline, not decoration. You'll work on AI-powered products, modern SaaS platforms, web and mobile applications, and design systems alongside product engineering teams.