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# UI/UX Designer (on-site)

- **Company:** CNS COMPANIES INC.
- **Location:** Lititz, PA, United States
- **Experience:** Starter
- **Salary:** $50,000.0 - $58,000.0
- **Contract:** Permanent contract
- **Skills:** Software Design Patterns, Design of User Interfaces, Web Applications, Website Wireframe, Material UI
- **Published:** August 4, 2026
- **Apply:** https://www.indeed.com/viewjob?jk=14d18153ce97f570

## About the Role

* 1 to 3 years of experience designing UI/UX for web applications (portfolio required)
 * A good eye for usability, not just visual design
 * Comfort working within an existing design system and component library
 * Ability to take direction, ask good questions, and iterate quickly based on feedback
 * Strong attention to detail, especially for complex forms and data heavy screens
 * Good communication skills and a collaborative mindset

## Description

We're hiring a UI/UX Designer to help design the interface and experience for our internal, custom built operations and compliance software platform, used by trucking companies and fleet operators.

You'll take product requirements and turn them into intuitive, user friendly interfaces and workflows, using our existing component library and design patterns as your foundation. You'll partner closely with our Product Manager, who owns product strategy and requirements, while you focus on designing intuitive, consistent user experiences and flagging usability issues along the way.

This is a great fit for someone who enjoys solving usability problems, wants steady day to day design work, and is looking to grow their skills on a real, in use product.

What You'll Do

UI/UX Design

 * Create wireframes and high fidelity mockups for new features and screens
 * Design intuitive workflows for multi step processes, data tables, dashboards, and forms
 * Recommend usability improvements to existing features and workflows
 * Follow and apply our existing component library and design patterns
 * Iterate quickly on designs based on feedback from the Product Manager and engineers
 * Prepare clear, dev ready designs for handoff

Collaboration

 * Partner with the Product Manager and engineers to understand requirements
 * Ask clarifying questions and raise usability concerns early
 * Answer design questions during implementation
 * Review built features against your designs before release


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