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# E-commerce UX Designer

- **Company:** Insight Global
- **Location:** Stamford, CT, United States
- **Experience:** Experienced
- **Salary:** $110,240.0 - $137,280.0
- **Contract:** Permanent contract
- **Skills:** Axure RP, Website Wireframe, Figma
- **Published:** August 18, 2026
- **Apply:** https://jobs.insightglobal.com/jobs/find_a_job/connecticut/stamford/e-commerce-ux-designer/job-565691/

## About the Role

* 3-8 years of UX design experience
 * Must have worked in an e-commerce environment
 * Inhouse product design experience
 * Experience designing and optimizing end-to-end purchase flows
 * (browse * cart * checkout * confirmation)
 * Experience working within complex, multi-step funnels across desktop and mobile
 * Ability to translate insights into wireframes, prototypes, and user journeys
 * Proficiency in UX tools (e.g., Figma, Sketch, Axure) and familiarity with research methods.
 * Highly proactive and curious, with a desire to learn and make an impact.
 * Experience working cross-functionally across large organizations.
 * Bachelor's degree

## Description

Insight Global is hiring for multiple UX Designers for a fortune 500 company. In this role, you will dive deep into complex e-commerce purchase funnels, analyzing user behavior and identifying friction points that impact conversion and completion rates. You will design and iterate on multi-screen flows including cart, checkout, and account creation, creating wireframes and interactive prototypes in Figma. You will work closely with a product manager and engineer on a small agile team, partnering throughout the full design lifecycle, from problem definition through implementation, while also spending significant time executing independently. The role is heavily hands-on, with approximately 70% of time spent designing in Figma, 20% collaborating with cross-functional partners, and 10% in agile ceremonies. This is a one year long contract and pays $60-65hr.


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