UI/UX Designer
$80,000–$100,000 year
On-siteVancouver, British Columbia, Canada
Job Summary
Conduct usability testing and interviews with dentists and dental lab teams to identify workflow breakdowns, then translate findings into design changes for the mobile-first communication experience and operations dashboard. Design UX for AI-assisted workflows where model output meets human decision-making, ensuring interfaces build user trust. Take projects from rough concept through to dev-ready specs, collaborating directly with engineers and product managers. Work across multiple distinct user types within the unified platform to maintain a coherent experience as the product expands across surfaces.
Required Qualifications
- 3–4 years of product or UX design experience
- experience with complex, workflow-heavy, or operational products
- B2B SaaS with non-technical end users
- run usability testing
- talked to users yourself
- sat with users
- seen where they get stuck
- changed your designs because of it
- take a project from rough concept to dev-ready specs
- work well with engineers to ship it
- Strong in Figma
- wireframing
- prototyping
- interaction design
- across both mobile and desktop
- A clear communicator
- present work
- take pushback from PMs, engineers, and execs without losing composure
- designed for multiple distinct user types within the same product without muddling the experience
- think about how design affects whether users adopt and stick with a product
- Comfortable working in AI-assisted design workflows
- Comfortable working in Figma
- Comfortable working in Claude
- Comfortable working in Cursor
Desired Qualifications
- B2B SaaS with non-technical end users is a strong plus
- You've run usability testing and talked to users yourself
- You've sat with users, seen where they get stuck, and changed your designs because of it
- You can take a project from rough concept to dev-ready specs and work well with engineers to ship it
- Strong in Figma, wireframing, prototyping, and interaction design — across both mobile and desktop
- A clear communicator who can present work and take pushback from PMs, engineers, and execs without losing composure
- You've designed for multiple distinct user types within the same product without muddling the experience
- You think about how design affects whether users adopt and stick with a product — not just how it looks
- Comfortable working in AI-assisted design workflows (Figma, Claude, Cursor)
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