Design Specialist

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Principal UI / UX Designer (Design Strategy + Project Lead)

Location : Remote

About the Role

We’re looking for a

Principal UI / UX Designer

who’s not just a doer, but a

creative thinker and design leader . Someone who can connect strategy with visuals — from crafting smart user journeys to delivering stunning, functional interfaces.

You’ll work closely with the Founder / Design Director to

lead, design, and manage

multiple digital products and campaigns — bringing structure, creativity, and speed to every project.

What You’ll Do

Lead end-to-end design — UX strategy, wireframes, UI design, and delivery.

Shape design direction and ensure brand consistency across projects.

Turn ideas into clear, actionable design plans and timelines.

Collaborate with design, marketing, and development teams.

Use tools like

Figma, Adobe Suite, Canva, Notion , and

AI tools

(ChatGPT, Figma AI, Midjourney).

Manage multiple projects, ensuring quality, clarity, and timely delivery.

What You Bring

4–8 years of experience in UI / UX or product design.

Strong grasp of

both UI and UX

— and how they work together.

Hands-on in

Figma

and familiar with design systems.

Excellent communication and presentation skills.

Organized, proactive, and passionate about creating meaningful user experiences.

A creative mind that can

think beyond tasks

and lead design strategy.

What We Value

• You think in systems, not just screens.
• You can prioritize and simplify without compromising design quality.
• You bring calm structure to creative chaos.
• You believe AI and design belong together.
• You care about the work, not the noise.

Why You’ll Enjoy This Role

You’ll work directly with the Founder / Design Director — shaping direction, managing flow, and

helping execute multiple design initiatives simultaneously. This is your chance to take ownership of

projects end-to-end and grow into a design leadership role where you lead by clarity, not control.