UI/UX designer

What we need

• 5+ years of commercial UI/UX
• A portfolio of real Figma projects: your own work or a key role. We want the process, not only the final screens: research, flows, iterations
• SaaS, CRM, web platforms, e-commerce, B2B and B2C, or mobile apps
• Figma at a high level: Auto Layout, Variables, components and variants, tokens, a design system, Dev Mode
• A design system or UI kit you have built and maintained
• Information architecture, user flows, CJM, wireframes and prototypes
• Accessibility and responsive layout
• Decisions grounded in metrics, not only in taste
• Interactive prototypes in Figma, Framer, ProtoPie or similar
• User research, usability tests, competitor reviews, and how people behave in the product
• Graphics: icons, banners, simple illustrations
• Handoff: specs, tokens, Dev Mode

AI in the daily work

In 2026, AI is part of a designer's work. We want practical use, not a one-time look at a tool.

• You move through drafts faster
• You generate concepts
• You build user flows
• You use AI in research
• You write short interface copy
• You prepare graphics and references
• You take routine off the critical path
• You raise the quality of the final result

You can explain which AI tools you use every day and where they sit in your process.

What you will do

• UI and UX for web and mobile products
• Interfaces of different complexity
• User flows and interactive prototypes
• A design system: build it, grow it, keep it
• Work with engineering, product and marketing
• UX changes based on analytics, research and the product goal
• Graphics for the products
• Redesigns and new products

How you work

• You think about the product, not only the mock
• You organize your own work
• You move fast without dropping quality
• You notice details
• You think analytically
• You can hear a direct comment on the work
• You communicate clearly with the team
• You see the work through to the result

Selection

• We read the CV and the portfolio
• A short online call
• A test task
• A final conversation
• An offer

What to send

Write a short note about yourself and leave a link to your work: Behance, Dribbble or Figma.