Senior UI/UX Designer (Mobile App)
- Source: LinkedIn
- Nixacom
- Remote
- New York City
- Full-Time
- Senior
Job Description
App Breakdown
We’re building a premium consumer product and are looking for a talented UI/UX Designer to help create a world-class user experience.
Role Overview
We’re looking for a designer who understands both beautiful design and practical usability.
You should be able to create interfaces that are:
* Modern
* Intuitive
* Highly readable
* Mobile-first
* Conversion-focused
* Visually polished
This role is not just about making things look good. We need someone who understands product thinking, user behavior, information hierarchy, and how to simplify complex workflows.
Responsibilities
* Design new mobile app screens and user flows
* Improve existing UI and UX throughout the product
* Create wireframes, mockups, and high-fidelity designs
* Build and maintain a scalable design system
* Design onboarding experiences
* Design recipe browsing and recipe detail experiences
* Design AI scanning and ingredient recognition flows
* Create subscription and paywall experiences
* Design empty states, success states, and error states
* Work closely with developers to ensure accurate implementation
* Iterate quickly based on team and user feedback
Requirements
* 3+ years of UI/UX design experience
* Strong portfolio of mobile app work
* Experience designing consumer-facing applications
* Expert in Figma
* Strong understanding of UX principles
* Strong understanding of mobile design patterns
* Ability to create clean design systems
* Excellent visual hierarchy and typography skills
* Ability to balance aesthetics and usability
Preferred Experience
* Food, health, lifestyle, productivity, or AI applications
* Startup environments
* Design systems
* Mobile-first products
* App Store and Google Play products
* Motion design knowledge
* Working with developers and product team
Skills
- Figma
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