AI-Native UI/UX Designer at AmorServ – Apply Now

The Opportunity

• We’re hiring a UI/UX Designer who has fully embraced AI-assisted design tooling — Figma AI, Google Stitch, v0, Galileo, Magic Patterns, Midjourney, and the rapidly evolving stack around them. This isn’t a role for someone who occasionally uses AI for inspiration. We want a designer who treats AI tools as a first-class part of their workflow: generating, iterating, prototyping, and shipping at a pace that wasn’t possible two years ago.

You’ll own the design output across multiple AmorServ initiatives, partnering closely with engineering to move from idea prototype production-ready UI in days, not weeks.

What You’ll Do

• Lead end-to-end UI/UX design for AmorServ web and mobile products — from discovery and wireframes through high-fidelity mockups and interactive prototypes.
• Use AI design tools (Figma AI, Google Stitch, v0, Magic Patterns, Galileo, Uizard, etc.) as part of your daily workflow to accelerate ideation, generate variations, and produce production-grade UI faster.
• Translate business requirements and user research into clean, accessible, conversion-focused interfaces.
• Build and maintain design systems — components, tokens, patterns — that scale across multiple AmorServ products.
• Prototype real, clickable experiences that engineers can build directly from, with handoff specs that leave no ambiguity.
• Use generative AI for visual assets, icon systems, illustrations, and marketing creative when appropriate, while maintaining brand consistency.
• Run lightweight user testing and incorporate feedback rapidly.
• Stay ahead of the AI design tooling landscape and bring new workflows into the team.

What We’re Looking For

Required:

• Demonstrable fluency with AI design tools. You should be able to walk us through projects where AI tools materially shaped the output, not just decorated it.
• Strong portfolio showing shipped product work — web, mobile, or both — with clear visual craft.
• Expert-level Figma skills (auto-layout, components, variants, variables, prototyping).
• Solid grasp of design systems, accessibility (WCAG basics), and responsive design.
• Ability to write clear copy for UI — microcopy, empty states, error messages, onboarding.
• Comfort with ambiguity, fast iteration, and direct feedback.
• Clear written and visual communication. You can explain why a design works, not just that it does.

Nice to have:

• Experience designing for B2B / enterprise software, IT services, or technical products.
• Front-end fluency — enough HTML/CSS/Tailwind/React to read code, tweak prototypes, or hand off cleanly to engineers.
• Experience with prompt engineering and getting consistent, on-brand output from generative tools.
• Motion design (Framer, Rive, After Effects, or Lottie).
• Background designing AI-powered product features (chat interfaces, agent UIs, generative experiences).

How You Work

• You ship. You’d rather get a v1 in front of users this week than a v3 in a month.
• You think in systems, not screens. Every component you make is one someone else can reuse.
• You treat AI tools as leverage, not a crutch. You know when to generate and when to draw.
• You sweat the details — spacing, type rhythm, color, motion — because they compound.
• You’re opinionated but not precious. You defend good ideas and let go of bad ones quickly.