UI/UX Designer

October 30

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Description

• AlphaNode is an AI-driven high-finance technology company seeking a UI/UX Designer. • Conduct user research focused on finance professionals and develop personas. • Design intuitive interfaces for financial data, charts, dashboards, and visualizations. • Create user flows and interaction patterns for AI tools. • Ensure UI/UX elements reflect an understanding of finance workflows and terminology. • Develop wireframes and high-fidelity prototypes for AI finance tools. • Collaborate with product managers, data scientists, and engineers. • Conduct usability testing to improve user experience. • Build and maintain a design system for consistency across products.

Requirements

• You have experience working in the finance sector or a deep interest in markets, investing, and/or trading. Or, you have substantial experience with data-heavy applications and the design challenges of presenting complex information in a user-friendly way. • Someone with a strong familiarity with designing AI-powered products is a significant plus. • You should be able to handle the unique challenges of designing user interactions with AI copilots, including how to present recommendations, generate insights, and balance user control with AI automation. • Strong proficiency in designing interfaces for platforms that involve large datasets, analysis tools, and decision-making processes. Experience with data visualization tools like D3.js, Tableau, or others is an asset. • Able to work efficiently in an agile, fast-paced startup environment, where priorities may shift quickly, and rapid iteration is key. • Comfortable working through complex problems, especially those related to user workflows involving finance data and AI recommendations. • You have exceptional English skills capable of communicating design rationale and collaborating with cross-functional teams, particularly product managers, data scientists, and software engineers.