Note: The job is a remote job and is open to candidates in USA. Consilio builds eDiscovery and legal technology solutions used by legal teams at major organizations. The Lead UX Designer will own end-to-end design for critical product areas, define AI-assisted workflows, and steward the design system across a multi-product portfolio while partnering closely with Product and Engineering.
Responsibilities
- Own end-to-end design for one or more product areas, from problem framing through delivery and post-launch iteration
- Partner closely with Product and Engineering to shape solutions early, not just execute on requirements
- Translate in-flight product strategy into journeys, information architecture, and interaction patterns
- Define the interaction models for AI-assisted workflows: how users understand what the system did, why it did it, and how far to trust it
- Evolve and maintain Consilio's design system — defining components and patterns, and setting the standards for how they're used
- Build accessibility standards into the system rather than retrofitting it
- Prototype rapidly to explore, align, and de-risk decisions using modern AI tools
- Lead or partner on user research, and turn findings into decisions other people can act on
- Make the case for design decisions and system standards to senior stakeholders through evidence and clear storytelling
Skills
- 8+ years designing complex enterprise or B2B software, with shipped work you can walk us through
- Hands-on experience building and maintaining a design system in a multi-product environment — not just consuming one
- Experience designing end-to-end journeys for multi product ecosystems
- Experience with Figma Make, or other similar prompt-based prototyping tools
- Depth in interaction design, with visual craft strong enough to make the work persuasive
- Demonstrated experience partnering with Product and Engineering from problem definition forward
- Bachelor's degree in Design (e.g., Interaction, Visual, Industrial Design), HCI, or equivalent practical experience
- Systems thinking. You design for scale and consistency by default, not as a cleanup pass
- Standards judgment. You know when to generalize a pattern and when a one-off is the right answer — and you can say no to a component request without damaging the relationship
- Comfort with ambiguity. You can make a defensible tradeoff without perfect information, and revisit it when better information arrives
- Influence without authority. You change what gets built by being persuasive and well-reasoned, not by escalating
- Clarity under complexity. You can take a genuinely complicated workflow and make it feel obvious
- Strong portfolio demonstrating complex workflow design across multiple web-based enterprise products
- Work samples that showcase prototyping ability
- Experience with AI driven products or designing AI powered interactions
- Formal or self-directed learning in AI/ML concepts
- Prior experience designing for legal, compliance, healthcare, financial services, or another high-consequence regulated domain
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