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Agent guide: [/agents.md](https://www.wearedevelopers.com/agents.md). --- # UI/UX Designer - **Company:** After School Matters, Inc. - **Location:** United States (Remote available) - **Experience:** Expert - **Contract:** Permanent contract - **Skills:** HTML, Adobe InDesign, Artificial Intelligence, Cascading Style Sheets (CSS), Cursor (Graphical User Interface Elements), ReactJS, Syntactically Awesome Style Sheets (SASS), Information Technology, Figma, Automation Anywhere - **Published:** September 17, 2026 - **Apply:** https://fusemachines.applytojob.com/apply/NXq35dwxG3/Sr-UIUX-Designer?source=GS ## About the Role * At least 5 years of UX/UI design experience, with a portfolio of products that shipped. * Demonstrated use of AI in real design work, with examples of what it changed., * Enough code literacy to read a component, change it, and steer an AI coding tool. * Clear communication in English, able to explain and defend decisions to non designers. * Owns the process end to end, scoping, prioritizing, and delivering independently. Good to have * A degree in design, computer science, information technology, or a related field. * Production front end experience with HTML, CSS, SASS, or React. * Prompt libraries or reusable AI workflows built for a team. ## Description * Fluent with current AI design, prototyping, and coding tools such as Figma Make, Claude, Cursor, v0, or Lovable, and quick to learn the next ones. * Vibe designs with intent, going from rough idea to working prototype in hours by steering AI with a trained eye. * Treats a prompt like a design brief, giving AI the context, constraints, and design system rules it needs. * Uses AI across the process, from research synthesis and UX copy to edge cases, accessibility checks, and QA. * Can tell a fast AI output from a good one, and sets the tool aside when doing it by hand is better. Designing AI products * Designs for systems that do not give the same answer twice, handling uncertainty, wrong answers, and partial results without losing the user's trust. * Understands how models and agents behave well enough to set honest expectations and place human review where being wrong is costly. * Thinks past the chat box, designing agentic and assisted workflows rather than defaulting to conversation. Product and business thinking * Knows how the product makes money, who it serves, and what the success metrics and constraints are, and designs with that in view. * Weighs desirability, feasibility, and viability, and can say no to an idea that is not worth what it costs. * Argues design decisions in terms stakeholders care about, such as conversion, retention, or time to ship., * Own the design of a product area end to end, partnering with product and engineering on the goals and constraints behind the roadmap. * Take ideas to clickable prototypes quickly, and use them to drive decisions instead of slides. * Run research and usability testing, and bring the findings to the people making the calls. * Stay with the work after release, watching how it performs and iterating. * Maintain and extend the design system so people and AI tools produce on brand, accessible output by default. * Share prompts, workflows, and failed experiments to raise the team's AI fluency. * Own the quality of everything you deliver. 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