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Agent guide: [/agents.md](https://www.wearedevelopers.com/agents.md). --- # User Experience Designer - **Company:** Digisignals Inc. - **Location:** Medina, WA, United States (Remote available) - **Experience:** Expert - **Salary:** $145,600.0 - $176,800.0 - **Contract:** Temporary to permanent - **Skills:** HTML, Artificial Intelligence, Amazon Web Services, Microsoft Azure, Cascading Style Sheets (CSS), Cloud Computing, Data Visualization, Software Design Patterns, Machine Learning, Web Content Accessibility Guidelines, Web Applications, Google Cloud, ReactJS, Large Language Models, Grafana, Agentic-AI, Material UI, Figma, Hardware Infrastructure - **Published:** October 2, 2026 - **Apply:** https://www.disabledperson.com/jobs/75659376-user-experience-designer ## About the Role * 5+ years designing web applications, including enterprise, B2B SaaS, cloud, or developer-facing products. * A track record of starting from unclear requirements and turning them into a defined, prioritized plan. * A portfolio that shows your end-to-end process on complex products. * Experience interviewing technical stakeholders and presenting recommendations to senior leadership. * Expert Figma skills, including components, variants, auto layout, variables, and interactive prototyping. * Experience designing data-dense interfaces such as tables, filters, charts, and dashboards. * Working knowledge of HTML, CSS, and React, enough to design within real implementation constraints. * Nice to have: AI or LLM product interfaces, cloud consoles (Azure, AWS, GCP), infrastructure or observability tools, or React-based design systems. * Authorized to work in the United States and able to pass a background check. ## Description You'll start by meeting stakeholders and users, reviewing existing tools, and producing a design roadmap that sets priorities for the rest of the engagement. From there, the work is likely to include some of the following: * AI Cloud & Compute Interfaces: Consoles for provisioning GPU capacity, monitoring workloads, and tracking usage, quotas, and cost. * Data Visualization & Dashboards: Dense, scannable dashboards and reports for operational, market intelligence, and executive audiences. * Conversational & Agentic AI Experiences: Chat and agent interfaces, including prompt input, streamed responses, citations, tool actions, approval steps, and error and uncertainty states. * Information Architecture: Navigation, content structure, and role-based access for enterprise tools used across multiple teams. * Design System & Accessibility: A component library, design tokens, and usage guidelines, designed to WCAG 2.2 AA. * Prototyping & Usability Testing: Interactive Figma prototypes tested with real users before build. * Engineering Handoff: Specs, states, and edge cases that developers can build from without guesswork. * Handover: Organized files, decision records, and guidelines, all delivered in a client-owned Figma workspace., * Comfort with Ambiguity: You make progress from incomplete requirements and ask the right questions early. * Structured Thinking: You turn scattered input from many people into a clear, defensible plan. * Systems Thinking: You design patterns that scale across products, not one-off screens. * Pragmatism: You balance craft with deadlines and know when good enough is ready to ship. * Clear Communication: You explain decisions and trade-offs in plain language to technical and non-technical audiences. * Curiosity: You learn technical domains quickly, from GPU infrastructure to how AI models behave. * Attention to Detail: You design for empty, loading, error, and permission states, not only the happy path. * Confidentiality: You handle sensitive client information with discretion. Contract Details * Engagement: Independent contractor (1099), 6 months, with possible extension. The engagement runs in two phases: a four-week discovery phase, followed by a delivery phase defined in a statement of work. * Location: Bellevue, WA. 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