UI/UX Designer
yo ai labsEast Boston (MA)
About the role
Job Description Job DescriptionDesignerRole Type: Contractor
Location: Remote (US-Based)
Job Overview:
We are seeking experiencedGraphic and UI/UX Designersto contribute to a project focused on improving visual design and user experience standards for next-generation AI systems.
You will create and evaluate digital designs, develop UI/UX solutions, and provide expert feedback on usability, typography, and visual communication. No prior AI experience is required—yourdesign expertise and creative judgmentare what matter most.
Key Responsibilities:
Create visually compelling graphics, layouts, and digital interfaces.
Design and refineUI/UX wireframes, prototypes, and design systemsusing Figma.
Apply typography, layout, and visual hierarchy principles effectively.
Review design iterations and provide clear, constructive feedback.
Document design decisions, processes, and recommendations.
Evaluate user interaction and usability from a professional design perspective.
Collaborate remotely and deliver high-quality work within project timelines.
Required SkillsGraphic Design
UI/UX Design
Typography
Figma
Visual Design
Wireframing
Prototyping
Design Systems
User Experience
Design Review
Preferred Qualifications:
5+ years of professional experiencein Graphic Design, UI/UX Design, or a related field.
Strong portfolio demonstrating high-quality design work and measurable impact.
Expert proficiency inFigmaand modern design tools.
Strong understanding of typography, layout, visual hierarchy, and digital product design.
Excellent written and verbal communication skills.
Ability to provide thoughtful feedback and iterate effectively on complex design challenges.
Self-motivated and comfortable working independently in a remote environment.
Familiarity withaccessibility standards and inclusive design principlesis a plus.
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