UI/UX Designer for software engineering team

Please no 3rd parties. The company is not able to sponsor any Work VISAs.

100% REMOTE for US Citizens or Green Card Holders (Permanent Residents) to be paid on W2 only.

UI/UX Designer

• Designer to help shape the future of RELEASE and DEPLOYMENT PLATFORM.
• Well work intimately with software engineers in a software technology company with about 700 employees worldwide.
• Seeking candidate with fairly strong knowledge of the software engineering RELEASE AND DEPLOYMENT process and the intricacies and tools invovled with the process
• Seeking someone with DevEX (developer experience); great if someone has been a coder/developer previously.
• 60% for UI for dashboard that software teams can view during the release and deployment process. The remainder 40% is for UX workflor to improve upon.
• The work is expected to be ongoing over the next year and is best suited for someone comfortable owning large, complex internal software development tooling problems from discovery through delivery.
• Build a coherent interaction model and visual language for a high-signal internal platform
• Produce wireframes, polished mocks, prototypes, and UX recommendations that can be implemented iteratively
• MUST BE AN EXPERT USING FIGMA as this what we use internally
• Experience designing dashboards, workflow-heavy tools, or configuration-heavy products
• Comfort working with engineers on ambiguous early-stage product and platform problems
• Strong proficiency in wireframing, prototyping, and high-fidelity UI design
• Experience designing for states, edge cases, permissions, and operational risk
• Clear communication and the ability to work asynchronously with technical stakeholders
• Experience with release management, developer platforms, deployment tooling, or observability-adjacent workflows
• Experience designing for platform, DevEx, infrastructure, or reliability-oriented teams
• Familiarity with highly technical users and operational decision-making environments
• Experience helping define product direction when the initial design vision is not yet fully formed