User Experience Designer

Company Description :

Asymmetric Labs is an AI-first, new-age ed-tech company focused on tangible outcomes such as ranks, jobs, and career progression. The company operates in stealth mode and is already backed by some of the industry's best.

Role Description :

This is a part-time, remote User Experience Designer

role. The UX Designer will be responsible for creating seamless and engaging user experiences through design thinking, user research, visual design, UX, and prototyping.

Why Join Us?

At Asymmetric Labs, you’ll be part of a high-performing, innovation-driven team redefining how technology and design intersect to create impact. You’ll collaborate closely with founders and top talent from the industry, working on products that genuinely shape real-world outcomes.

We offer industry-leading remuneration

for part-time contributors, recognizing the value of top-tier design talent. You’ll have the flexibility of remote work while engaging in meaningful, high-impact projects that push creative and technical boundaries.

Qualifications :

User Research & Design Thinking

– Ability to conduct research, gather insights, and translate findings into meaningful design solutions.

Visual Design & Prototyping

– Strong sense of aesthetics, typography, color theory, and UI design.

User Experience (UX) Design

– Experience in creating intuitive user flows and designing for different platforms.

Illustration & Graphic Storytelling

– Ability to create custom illustrations, icons, and infographics to enhance UI / UX and communicate complex ideas effectively.

Strong Problem-Solving & Analytical Skills

– Ability to approach challenges with a strategic mindset.

Excellent Communication & Collaboration

– Work closely with product managers, engineers, and other designers to bring ideas to life.

Proficiency in Design Tools

– Experience with Figma, Sketch, Adobe Creative Suite (Illustrator, Photoshop, After Effects), or similar tools.

Bonus

– Experience in motion design, animation, or interactive design is a plus.

Education

– Bachelor's degree in Design, Human-Computer Interaction (HCI), Fine Arts, or a related field.