Sr. UI Designer

Job Description

Details:

Job Title: Sr. UI Designer
Duration: 06 months (Possible extension)
Location: San Diego, CA 92121 (Remote)
Domain: Glucose Monitoring company

Responsibilities:

  • You are an expert in UI and Visual Design.
  • Drive aesthetically strong execution of our mobile products.
  • Utilize and contribute to Clients Design System.
  • Shape and contribute to the UI design strategy to define and elevate the quality bar across the Clients portfolio.
  • Design the visual experience across iOS/Android/Web and companion surfaces (e.g., watch/receiver or multi-device experiences where applicable), ensuring platform-native fidelity.
  • Collaborate with multidisciplinary designers, developers, stakeholders, and partners across the Clients portfolio.
  • Ensure that designs are implemented as intended across iOS, Android, Web apps, and other devices through collaboration with development engineers.
  • Present design proposals with confidence and seek to inform and influence the audience.
  • Learn from team members and mentor other designers through craft feedback, visual critique, and hands-on collaboration.
  • Be a design diplomat. Socialize ideas with stakeholders and design partners to gain alignment and be willing to compromise to find mutually agreeable solutions.
  • Be a positive influence on our culture by supporting teams, departments, and the company through your words and actions. Be welcoming of feedback and respectful disagreement.
  • Own the results and be accountable for project and design decisions.

Required:

  • Strong visual design skills and a sharp eye for UI aesthetics.
  • Extensive experience driving visual design for native mobile apps using Material Design and iOS Human Interface Guidelines (HIG).
  • Strong understanding of platform-specific design patterns, performance considerations, and deployment workflows.
  • Experience working with design systems as both a contributor and user.
  • Proven experience shipping native mobile products (iOS/Android), beyond responsive web or hybrid apps.
  • Proficiency in Figma.
  • Basic understanding of Swift or other programming languages is a plus.
  • Ability to thrive in a highly collaborative, fast-paced environment.
  • Proven ability to manage schedules, prioritize tasks, and meet deadlines.
  • Proactive and accountable approach with strong ownership of projects.
  • Experience with WCAG accessibility guidelines is a plus.
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