UI / UX Designer

job summary: Our technology team is modernizing the systems behind that experience. We are building enterprise software that simplifies complex operational work, connects people and data, and uses AI where it can create meaningful speed, clarity, and better decisions.

This is not a traditional UI production role. You will work with product leaders, engineers, business experts, users, and AI tools to rethink workflows from first principles. You will create interfaces and interaction models that solve difficult business problems without defaulting to the familiar patterns of legacy enterprise software. We are looking for a designer early in their career who prototypes quickly, learns visibly, communicates clearly, and treats AI as a normal part of the creative process. Your instinct should be to ask whether the user needs another screen, grid, field, or click at all. location: Peachtree Corners, Georgia job type: Permanent salary: $80,000 - 100,000 per year work hours: 9am to 5pm

: Bachelors

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Design modern, responsive web and mobile experiences in Figma. • Use Zeplin or similar collaboration tools to present designs, document decisions, and collect feedback through design iterations. • Use AI tools daily to explore concepts, generate alternatives, accelerate research, and prototype interaction ideas. • Create user flows, wireframes, clickable prototypes, polished interfaces, and developer-ready specifications. • Partner directly with engineers to translate designs into production experiences and resolve implementation tradeoffs. • Rethink existing enterprise workflows from first principles rather than simply reskinning current screens. • Conduct lightweight discovery, user interviews, workflow observation, and usability testing. • Iterate using feedback, product analytics, operational outcomes, and technical constraints. • Contribute to an evolving design system while recognizing when a new problem requires a new pattern. • Stay current on AI-assisted design tools, agentic workflows, conversational interaction patterns, and emerging product-design practices.