Senior UX/UI Designer (AI-Driven)

About the role

We are looking for a Senior Product Designer to own end‑to‑end design for a B2B LegalTech platform across web and mobile. You will evolve the product from traditional Figma work to AI‑assisted UI generation using a token‑first design system.

Key responsibilities

• Unify platform experience by simplifying navigation, information architecture and core workflows across multiple product areas.
• Improve onboarding and activation through guided setups, templates, empty states and user‑engagement features.
• Design AI‑powered workflows with human‑in‑the‑loop permissions, auditability and flexibility.
• Ship robust mobile experiences that handle offline scenarios, sync conflicts and error recovery.
• Contribute to and govern a scalable token‑first design system for web, iOS and Android.
• Run practical usability research (heuristics, task‑based testing, card sorting, journey mapping) and use analytics to inform design decisions.
• Communicate design rationale through concise briefs, decision memos and stakeholder updates, and lead design reviews.

Required profile

• 7–10+ years of product design experience in B2B SaaS with complex, data‑heavy UI.
• Proven track record leading large‑scale UX initiatives such as platform consolidation or major IA redesigns.
• Demonstrated success improving onboarding/activation with measurable outcomes.
• Strong experience with design systems, component tokens and governance, working closely with engineering.
• Comfort designing for enterprise integrations, permissions, roles and error states.
• Solid research craft and ability to translate findings into shipped improvements.
• Excellent written communication for briefs, decision memos and rationale.
• Familiarity with AI‑driven UI generation and willingness to move beyond static mockups.

Required skills

• Figma for design and prototyping.
• AI tools for UI exploration and variant generation.
• Token‑first design system methodology.
• Design‑to‑code workflows (e.g., ShadCN, atomic design).
• Research methods: usability testing, card sorting, journey mapping.
• Ability to read API documentation; basic SQL for self‑serve analysis.