UX Designer / Information Architect

UX Designer / Information Architect (Mid Senior Level)
Location: - Dallas TX- Onsite role
FTE Role

Experience: 8 12 years

About the Role
We are looking for an experienced UX Designer / Information Architect with 8 to 12 years experience who can translate complex requirements into intuitive, usercentric experiences. You will collaborate closely with stakeholders, researchers, designers, and developers to deliver highquality UX solutions at scale.
Key Responsibilities

• Collaborate with stakeholders to gather and clarify business and user requirements
• Conduct user and domain research to identify user needs and pain points
• Create UX artifacts including personas, user journeys, workflows, wireframes, and prototypes
• Design and present highfidelity prototypes for stakeholder reviews and developer handoff
• Iterate designs based on user and stakeholder feedback
• Maintain design consistency by leveraging UX pattern libraries and standards
• Partner with UX leads, visual designers, and developers to ensure timely delivery
• Guide teams on UX best practices within assigned projects

Required Skills & Experience

• 6 10 years of hands-on experience as a UX Designer or Information Architect
• Strong portfolio demonstrating UX process, problemsolving, and execution
• Expertise in Figma; familiarity with Sketch, Adobe XD, InVision
• Experience with collaboration and whiteboarding tools such as FigJam and Lucid
• Strong understanding of usability, interaction design, and information architecture

Behavioral Competencies

• Impactful Communication: Ability to clearly articulate design decisions and vision
• Collaboration: Proven experience working with crossfunctional teams
• Time Management: Ability to manage multiple projects and meet aggressive timelines

Other Preferences

• Critical: Experience integrating AI tools into the design process
• Critical: Understanding of designing UX for AIdriven products
• Bachelor s degree in UX, Design, HCI, or a related field (preferred)
• Experience in the life sciences domain is a plus
• Exposure to accessibilityfocused design is desirable