UI/UX Designer

UI/UX Designer | $600–$1,000 USD/month | Fully Remote

Location: Fully remote — you can be based anywhere in the world
Hours: Flexible – some overlap with UK GMT or US EST for design critiques
Salary: $600–$1,000 USD/month
Contract: Full-time, permanent

About the company

Remote World is partnering with a UK-based SaaS company to hire for this role. They build operations management software used by logistics and field service businesses, and they're investing heavily in improving their user experience — the product works well, but it needs to feel better to use.

The role

You'll design the screens, flows, and interactions that make the product intuitive for non-technical users in operations-heavy businesses. You'll work from user research and product requirements, create wireframes and high-fidelity mockups in Figma, and collaborate closely with frontend developers.

What you'll do

• Design wireframes, user flows, and high-fidelity UI mockups in Figma
• Conduct user research and usability testing to inform design decisions
• Develop and maintain the product's design system and component library
• Collaborate with product managers and engineers from brief to shipped
• Iterate designs based on user feedback, analytics, and A/B test results

What you'll need

• Proficient in Figma — you design at speed and keep files organised
• Strong portfolio showing UI work for web or mobile products
• Understanding of UX principles — you design for usability, not just aesthetics
• Collaborative — you work well with PMs and engineers

Nice to have

• Experience designing for B2B or enterprise SaaS products
• Familiarity with accessibility standards (WCAG)
• Motion design or prototyping experience in Figma or Principle

What you'll get

• $600–$1,000 USD/month based on experience
• Fully remote with flexible hours
• High design influence — you'll shape how thousands of users experience the product
• Paid leave
• Path to Senior Product Designer or Head of Design

Apply with your CV and a Figma portfolio or case study — show us a product design project and walk us through your process.

We welcome applications from people of all backgrounds. If you meet most but not all of the requirements, please apply anyway.

Originally posted on Himalayas