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Agent guide: [/agents.md](https://www.wearedevelopers.com/agents.md). --- # UI/UX Designer - **Company:** Consertus, Inc. - **Location:** United States (Remote available) - **Experience:** Expert - **Salary:** $140,000.0 - $180,000.0 - **Contract:** Permanent contract - **Skills:** Adobe InDesign, Artificial Intelligence, Business Systems, Cursor (Graphical User Interface Elements), Interaction Design, Scrum Methodology, GitHub Copilot, Large Language Models, Figma, Build Process, Front End Software Development - **Published:** August 10, 2026 - **Apply:** https://consertus.wd501.myworkdayjobs.com/consertuscareers/job/US-WA-Remote/Senior-UI-UX-Designer_JR1289 ## About the Role * 7-10+ years of product design experience, with a portfolio that demonstrates strong taste and end-to-end ownership * AI-native design fluency - you use AI tools as a core part of your workflow (generative prototyping, AI-assisted research synthesis, LLM-powered design exploration) and can articulate where they help and where human judgment is irreplaceable * Ability to work alongside AI-assisted developers - our engineering team uses tools like Cursor and Claude to build; you'll need to understand their workflow, communicate design intent with precision, and keep up with their pace without sacrificing quality * Proven ability to take complex, data-heavy workflows and make them feel simple-and even enjoyable * Deep product understanding of complex business systems - you can internalize multi-step approval chains, audit trails, cost control hierarchies, and compliance frameworks, and translate that understanding into designs that are smart without being overwhelming * Experience shipping production software (not just concepts or case studies) * Strong product thinking: you rethink what an experience should be, not just how it looks * Track record of defining and defending a quality bar, especially when there's pressure to cut corners * Proficiency in Figma and modern design tooling * Experience collaborating closely with engineering teams through implementation * Bachelor's in design (Interaction Design, HCI, Visual/Communication Design) or equivalent practical experience Nice to Have: * Experience designing AI-powered, AI-agent-driven, or conversational interfaces * Background in AEC, construction tech, or similar complex B2B domains (financial services, logistics, legal tech, or any domain with multi-step approval workflows and dense data) * Experience building or scaling design systems * Motion design and micro-interaction skills * Front-end fluency-enough to prototype in code, read a pull request, or communicate directly in the language of the codebase * Startup or early-stage experience where you wore multiple hats and shipped under constraints * Familiarity with AI-assisted development environments (Cursor, GitHub Copilot, Claude Code)-not as a developer, but as a collaborator who understands how they shape the build process ## Description * Own end-to-end design for Consertus' digital products, from early research and concept exploration through high-fidelity UI, prototyping, and engineering handoff * Design the interaction layer for AI-agent-powered features, including conversational interfaces, exception-based workflows, confidence indicators, and trust-building patterns * Collaborate with a vibe-coding engineering team-our devs build with Claude, Cursor, and other AI-assisted tools, and you'll need to match their pace, speak their language, and design in a way that translates cleanly into their workflow * Bring AI-native instincts to your own process-leveraging generative tools, AI-assisted prototyping, and emerging design workflows to move faster and think bigger * Set and defend the quality bar across multiple product surfaces, ensuring consistency and delight even as we ship fast * Apply deep product thinking to complex business systems * Conduct user research to deeply understand the needs, pain points, and workflows of capital program managers, owners' representatives, and project controls professionals * Champion the user's perspective in every conversation-from sprint planning to architectural decisions-and push back when something isn't good enough * Collaborate daily with engineering, product, and advisory teams across time zones * Build and evolve a design system that scales across the product suite while allowing for the flexibility each product surface demands * 80-85% hands-on design work; the remaining time spent on research, design system stewardship, and cross-functional collaboration, This isn't a buzzword. Our engineering team builds AI tools every day-using Claude, Cursor, and similar platforms to dramatically accelerate development. That changes the designer's role in a real way: * Speed: Features that used to take weeks to scaffold now take days. Your design process needs to be moved accordingly. * Communication: When a developer is prompting their way through an implementation, precision in your specs and design intent matters more than ever. Ambiguous designs create expensive detours. * Collaboration: You'll be expected to participate in the feedback loop of AI-assisted builds-reviewing outputs, flagging drift from design intent, and helping the team course-correct in real time. * Your own tools: We expect you to bring AI into your own design workflow-whether that's using LLMs to synthesize research, generate explorations, or accelerate documentation. 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